Teenagers who participate in life-risking sports (e.g., skydiving, bungee-jumping) would be LOW in the trait called

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Teenagers who participate in life-risking sports are likely to be low in the trait called behavioral inhibition, which refers to the tendency to avoid or inhibit behavior in response to aversive stimuli or situations. These teenagers may be more willing to take risks and engage in thrill-seeking behavior even if it involves potential danger. The other options, emotional self-regulation, attachment Q-set, and secondary reinforcement, do not directly relate to this behavior.

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