Strategies Flashcards

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What is the leading cause of injury for people that are 15-24

A

Driving accidents because they take greater risks then adults. (It won’thappen to me)

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What is the leading cause of injury for people 0-14

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Pedestrian accidents because they are unaware of the potential risks.

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Who are at greater risk of road accidents

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Men because they tend to engage in more risky behaviours. (Speeding, drinking)

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Risks for cycling

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Wear bright clothes, helmet, have a light at night

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Risks for drivers

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Wear seatbelt, follow road rules, no phone, eye protection

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Risks for pedestrians

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Cross at lights/zabra crossing, ovoid quiet streets at night

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Risks for Passengers

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Don’t distract the driver, wear seat belt, listen to the driver

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What effect young peoples behaviours most?

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To impress, fit in, peer pressure.

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What happens when under pressure?

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Decision making can become clouded.

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Negative Effects of risky behaviour

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Negativly effect your health, relationships, health of others, loss of respect, ingury, damge property.

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Positive effects of risk taking

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Learning more about yourself, gaining relationships, finding better ways to deal with conflict.

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Why do young people take risks?

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Family problems, law, attention, medical diagnosis, work/stress, abuse, trauma. To feel a sense of independence

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