Risk behaviors are actions that can lead to negative consequences for an individual’s health or well-being. These behaviors often involve a disregard for potential dangers and can include activities such as substance abuse, unsafe driving, or unprotected sex. Engaging in these behaviors can increase the likelihood of accidents, injuries, or long-term health issues. Many factors contribute to risk behaviors, including peer pressure, lack of knowledge, and emotional stress. Young people, in particular, may be more prone to these behaviors as they seek acceptance or thrill. Understanding the reasons behind risk behaviors can help in developing effective prevention strategies.