Question

which can result from healthy decisions about sex?
○ prevention of sexual assault
○ increased risk of unplanned pregnancy
○ increased incidence of mental health issues
○ avoidance of acquiring an std

Explanation:

• "prevention of sexual assault": Sexual assault is a violent act, and healthy sexual decisions relate to consensual and safe sexual behavior, not directly preventing assault (assault is a violation of consent, not a result of sexual decision - making in the same context).
• "increased risk of unplanned pregnancy": Healthy sexual decisions (like using contraception) actually decrease the risk of unplanned pregnancy, so this is incorrect.
• "increased incidence of mental health issues": Healthy sexual decisions (such as being in a consensual, safe relationship) are more likely to have positive or neutral mental health impacts, not increase mental health issues.
• "avoidance of acquiring an STD": Healthy sexual decisions, such as using protection (condoms) or being in a mutually monogamous relationship with an uninfected partner, can help avoid sexually transmitted diseases (STDs).

Answer:

D. avoidance of acquiring an STD (assuming the options are labeled A - D in order, with the last option being D)