Question

to evaluate the association between self - reported sleep duration on an average school night and several injury - related risk behaviors (infrequent bicycle helmet use, infrequent seat belt use, riding with a driver who had been drinking, drinking and driving, and texting while driving) among us high school students, cdc analyzed data from 50,370 high school students.... the likelihood of each of the five risk behaviors was significantly higher for students who reported sleeping ≤7 hours on an average school night. - \sleep duration and injury - related risk behaviors among high school students — united states, 2007 - 2013,\ centers for disease control and prevention based on the information provided in the reading, what action should teens take to prevent injuries? ○ ignore the pressures associated with hanging out late; drinking, and driving ○ warn others about texting and driving, especially when they are tired ○ make getting a good nights sleep on a regular basis a priority ○ wear a helmet when bicycling home late at night

Explanation:

The text emphasizes the association between short sleep duration (≤7 hours) and higher likelihood of injury - related risk behaviors. So, taking action related to improving sleep duration would be relevant.

• Option 1: Ignoring pressures related to hanging out late, drinking, and driving is not directly related to the main finding about sleep duration.
• Option 2: Warning about texting and driving when tired is a good safety measure but not directly tied to the sleep - injury risk behavior association in the text.
• Option 3: Making getting a good night's sleep a priority directly addresses the issue of sleep duration which is linked to injury - related risk behaviors.
• Option 4: Wearing a helmet when bicycling home late is a safety measure but not related to the sleep - injury risk behavior connection.

Answer:

make getting a good night's sleep on a regular basis a priority