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| Neither group had engaged in sexual intercourse, but anticipators reported a greater than 50% expectation of doing so within the next year. Compared with delayers, anticipators reported riskier peer behaviors and less attachment to family, school and church. Compared with delayers, anticipators in the study by Whitaker and colleagues reported more risky behaviors, such as smoking, using alcohol and drugs, and carrying a weapon; they also were more likely to have friends who engaged in risky behaviors, but they were less likely to report parental monitoring. |
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