Possible factors affecting medication adherence have been reviewed in the literature and include side effects, smoking behavior, surveying for bone density during therapy, educational status, social support, marital status, and income [ 14, 15, 41].
From the initial 62 behaviors surveyed 65% failed to meet the necessary criteria for traditions.
With regard to the behaviors surveyed on the ARQ, there is little data on validity, and, in general will be difficult to assess in any setting.
It is possible that this lack of association may be related to the overall low prevalence of label reading behavior among adolescents, in general, for many of the behaviors surveyed.
As examples he mentioned economic behavior surveys and a study of the use of health insurance.
While the behavior survey showed a slight decrease in heavy drinking after 2002, it showed an increase in binge drinking.
In the 1995 Massachusetts Youth Risk Behavior Survey, students were asked to identify themselves as gay, lesbian, bisexual or straight.
A recent youth risk behavior survey found that 37 percent of male high school seniors use some form of tobacco.
According to the C.D.C. Youth Risk Behavior Survey, the percentage of high school students who have ever had sexual intercourse dropped.
On the same Youth Risk Behavior survey, 15.7percentt of high school boys indicated they considered suicide, 13.4percentt made a plan and 5.6percentt attempted it.
