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Risk taking defined: positive and negative risk, why young people take risks and the impact on personal health and wellbeing
Risk-taking behaviours
What this note covers
- Risk taking involves uncertainty and consequence
- Positive and negative risk are contextual
- Development, reward and decision making
- Social, cultural and environmental reasons
- Impacts across personal health and wellbeing
- Challenge, reward and safer participation
- Analysing a risk scenario without moralising
- Consent, control and shared risk
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