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Johnny overcomes the challenge by eating more nutritious foods and drinking more water each day
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Johnny will achieve his goal by maintaining his physical health, making responsible decisions, and seeking and lending support when needed
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Johnny has a headache from being stressed out about the tests. The coping method he used was practicing relaxation techniques
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Four negative effects that Johnny is concerned about are heart damage, brain damage, alcoholic hepatitis, and addiction
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Johnny feels sad during the depression stage of grief and he feels angry during the anger stage of grief
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He's at lower risk from cardiovascular disease, unhealthful weight gain, osteoporosis, and type 2 diabetes
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3 long term effects of tobacco he's worried about are bronchitis, emphysema, and lung cancer
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Johnny tells his freind that he might cause injuries to or death of the driver and others and he could face arrest, jail time, court appearance and fine or bail, a police record, and possible lawsuits
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The three things he can do to prevent it are wash hands, eat well and exercise, and avoid tobacco, alcohol, and other drugs
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The cerebrum continues to develop and memory and cognition increase. The cerebellum, amygdala, frontal cortex, and corpus callosum also develop during adolescence.
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3 tips his parents give him are to set personal limits of physical affection, avoid dating someone who is sexually active or pressures you to go beyond your limits, and avoid people who make fun of your decisions or urge high-risk behaviors,
