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Everyone develops sexual feelings at the same age.
False
Having a crush means someone is ready for a serious relationship.
False
Talking about sexuality should be avoided because it is inappropriate.
False
All teenagers develop at exactly the same time and rate.
False
Teenagers should not talk to anyone about their feelings.
False
Teenagers stop growing completely at age 15.
False
Only boys go through puberty during adolescence.
False
Tubal ligation is done to prevent an egg from passing down the cervix.
False
Permanent contraceptive method gives a lasting protection against menstruation.
False
Gender equality discourages more women in decision making roles.
False
Vitamin A deficiency can cause mental retardation and delayed development.
False
It is important to have accurate information about sexuality.
True
Values and beliefs can guide a person’s choice about sexuality.
True
Social development includes building relationships.
True
Good nutrition and enough sleep support healthy development
True
The brain is still developing during the teenage years.
True
Peer pressure can influence a teen’s behavior and decisions.
True
Mood swings are a normal part of emotional development in teens.
True
Teenage development includes physical, emotional, mental and social changes.
True
Premarital sex can cause teenagers to view marriage as less favorable.
True
We should be able to carry ourselves well in public.
True
Culture and religions can influence our behavior.
True
Getting good quality sleep at nights allows our brain to relax and prepare for the next day.
True
Teenagers have the tendency to be closer to friends than family members.
True
Two of the most obvious changes during puberty are height and weight.
True
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