Risk Taking
This is something that can have either a positive or negative outcome.
What is a risk
This is an example of making a safe choice when you feel uncomfortable or unsafe.
What is telling a trusted adult?
This is a substance that changes how the body or brain works.
What is a drug?
The recommended daily intake of caffeine for adults
What is a 400mg?
This is the legal age to buy alcohol in Australia.
What is 18?
Trying a new sport or skill is an example of this type of risk.
What is a positive risk?
Riding with someone who has been drinking can affect this ability.
What is safe driving or judgement?
Caffeine is an example of this type of drug.
What is a legal drug?
Coffee and energy drinks both contain this substance.
What is caffeine?
Alcohol can negatively affect this mental skill needed for safe decisions.
What is judgement?
This social factor often causes teenagers to take unhealthy risks.
What is peer pressure?
This is a safe thing to do if you are unsure about a risky situation.
What is asking for help or advice?
These drugs speed up the brain and nervous system.
What are stimulants?
Increased alertness and faster heart rate are examples of these.
What are short-term effects of caffeine?
These drugs can change perception and cause hallucinations.
What are hallucinogens?
Previous experiences and friends can both influence this.
What is how someone views risk?
Recognising unsafe situations early helps you make these kinds of choices.
What are safe choices?
Teenagers may try drugs because of curiosity or this social influence.
What is peer pressure?
Too much caffeine can negatively affect this important body function.
What is sleep?
Cannabis can increase these mental health symptoms in some people.
What are anxiety or paranoia?
Healthy risk-taking can help improve this personal quality.
What is self-esteem or confidence?
Risk scenarios help students practise this important life skill.
What is risk assessment?
Learning about drugs helps people make these kinds of decisions.
What are informed or safe decisions?
The recommended daily intake of caffeine for adolescents
What is 100 mg?
Understanding these helps people track how much alcohol they consume.
What are standard drinks?