List common dilemmas that teenagers face involving the choice of one or more "roads." Give examples of "roads" that you must travel (e.g. facing peer pressure, choosing friends, observing rules laid down by school and parents, acting on your own values).
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•Purchasing dresses
•While doing MCQs in exams
•Selecting food items from hotel menu
•Choosing spots to be played during game period…
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•While doing MCQs in exams
•Selecting food items from hotel menu
•Choosing spots to be played during game period…
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The common dilemmas that teenagers face when to choose one or more roads, are:
• Whether to focus on studying or have fun
• To get involved in drugs or not
• Peer pressure
The roads that must be travelled are:
• Observing rules laid down by parents and the school
• Choose your friends wisely
• Focus on studying more and have fun, but within a limit
• Don’t get involved in drugs.
• Put yourselves above the peer pressure.
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