The concrete suggestions for each group would be:
- Parents
Be more open to the children in having sexual-related talk since an early age, and try to be more understanding on children's sexual development.
- Teachers
Conducted proper amount of sex-education in the curriculum
- Religious leaders
Give proper advice to the teenagers on how to direct their sexual tendencies, do not just blatantly ask them to suppress it.
- Government officials
Funding several campaign or ads to educate citizens regarding negative effect of teen pregnancy
- Teenagers
Be responsible. In the end, we have the majority control of our body and we're also the one that experience the end result of our actions.
Gabriel’s father is a model in which had allowed Gabriel to
learn things because she sets her father to be someone who she looks up to and
to learn from, that’s why she was able to put the batteries by herself with
just looking at his father’s actions.
The answer to this question is true.
Answer:
B: People face trade-offs
Explanation:
The above choices that Juanita has all have opportunity costs. If she opts to swim, she forgoes the time that she could have spent biking or running. So the opportunity cost of an hour of swimming is an hour of biking or an hour of running, whichever is the highest-valued alternative she must sacrifice in order to spend an additional hour swimming.
There is however no more information to determine if Juanita has an incentive to spend more time on swimming than on biking or running or the other option.
