During which kind of activities are youths most likely to break rules?
A) Supervised activities
B) Structure socializing
C) Unstructured socializing
D) School programs

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During unstructured socializing, youths are more likely to break rules as there is less supervision and rules are not as clear. In supervised activities and school programs, there is more accountability and structure, making it less likely for rules to be broken. While structure socializing may have some level of supervision, it is still less structured than supervised activities and may not have clear rules, making it a less ideal choice.

During Which Kind of Activities Are Youths Most Likely to Break