Identifies and explains factors that encourage youth to engage in tobacco behaviour

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User: Identifies and explains factors that encourage youth to engage in tobacco behaviour

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User: Describe the impact of risky behaviour on quality of life by making reference of the different spheres of life regarding to tobacco

Weegy: Risky behavior can have both positive as well as negative impact, which is highly dependent upon the outcome of the situation in which the risky behavior has been practiced. [ Often those people who act in a risky manner are very desperate, inexperienced or prone to ignore the possibility of the negative consequences. Different spheres of the life refers to the various parts of the Earth's structure: The atmosphere, biosphere, lithosphere and hydrosphere. Risky behavior can impact various spheres of the life by reducing the quality of life of the organisms living within it. For instance, if the risky behavior by a nuclear power business caused an oil leakage , wildlife species in hydrosphere would be harmed or killed. Calculated risk in a particular sphere can have a positive impact. If a risk does turn out for the worst, our assets could be lost. ]
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User: Provide relevant statistics, data, tables, diagrams, to illustrate the impact or dangers of tobacco

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User: Describe the impact(short and long term) of tobacco on quality of life by making reference to the different spheres of life physical, psychologica, emotional, spiritual, social and ethical

Weegy: Many parents believe that if their children don?t have the money to buy tobacco products, they won?t start (or continue) to use them. [ However, taking away an allowance is not usually a very effective method of tobacco use prevention. [ Some teens illegally buy cigarettes or other tobacco products themselves, but most give money to someone else to buy them or simply borrow or are given them. In fact, in 2009, only 14 percent of surveyed underage smokers bought their cigarettes from a store.4 Should I punish my child if I catch her using tobacco products? Boundaries and rules are only effective if they?re reinforced with discipline. However, it?s important to not let your punishments backfire. If you?re too harsh, your child may simply be angry at you and not learn the lesson you?re trying to teach. Explain why you set the rules you did, and why it?s important that your child not use tobacco. Your goal is not to punish your child, but to keep her from smoking or using other tobacco products. Isn?t this just a phase my child will grow out of? That?s not a risk you can afford to take. According to the Centers for Disease Control, approximately 57 percent of adult smokers started before they turned 18.5 And because there are very serious short- and long-term effects of tobacco use, it?s important that you take tobacco prevention seriously and equip your children with the knowledge and tools they need to stay tobacco-free. ] ]
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