Question

1. what increases the chance of teens using tobacco products?

options:

• families setting clear expectations
• living in higher income areas
• limited availability of tobacco products
• having friends who use tobacco products

(with a clear all button)

Explanation:

To determine what increases the chance of teens using tobacco products, we analyze each option:

• "Families setting clear expectations" is a protective factor, reducing tobacco use.
• "Living in higher income areas" doesn't directly increase tobacco use; in fact, factors like peer influence are more relevant.
• "Limited availability of tobacco products" would decrease access and thus reduce the chance of use.
• "Having friends who use tobacco products" is a strong social influence factor. Teens often conform to peer behavior, so having friends who use tobacco increases the likelihood of them using it too.

Answer:

D. Having friends who use tobacco products