What are risk factors?, Negative conditions that increase the chance of problems or harmful outcomes., Positive influences that help a person cope and stay resilient., Protective factors, How do protective factors help individuals in their daily lives?, They reduce stress and prevent negative outcomes., Taking steps to prevent problems before they happen., Proactive Action, Why is family connectedness considered a protective factor?, Because it provides support, guidance, and emotional security., A student with high academic performance cannot have any risk factors., False (A person can have both risk and protective factors.), Self-concept is fixed and cannot change over time., FALSE (It evolves with experiences.), Exposure to a supportive school environment can serve as a protective factor against risky behaviors., TRUE, Stage from ages 18–25 involving independence., Late Adolescence to Early Adulthood, How can peer pressure become a risk factor?, It can lead to bad decisions due to pressure from peers., If a student is exposed to many risk factors, what can they do to improve their situation?, They can seek help, build positive habits, and surround themselves with supportive people., Ideal self refers to how others see you., FALSE, The person you aspire to become., Ideal Self, The understanding a person has about themselves., Self-concept, Proactive action is only useful after a problem has already occurred.FALSE (It is done before problems happen.), FALSE (It is done before problems happen.), A situation where a student is exposed to negative peer influence but is still able to make good decisions due to strong personal values and support systems., Protective Factors, A student’s belief about their abilities and overall worth that influences their decisions and behavior., Self-Concept, Actions taken in advance, such as avoiding harmful situations or seeking guidance, to reduce possible negative outcomes., Proactive Action, A condition where low parental monitoring leads to increased chances of risky behavior., Family-Related Risk Factor, The overall system of beliefs and perceptions a person has about themselves, including abilities and identity., Self-Concept

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