Which of the following is a contextual factor related to sexual risk-taking behavior?
A)attention problems
B)weak self-regulation
C)lower SES
D)high risk proneness

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Lower SES (socioeconomic status) can be a contextual factor related to sexual risk-taking behavior as individuals with lower income may have less access to reliable contraceptives or sexual health education, leading to higher rates of unprotected sex and greater risk of sexually transmitted infections. Attention problems, weak self-regulation, and high risk proneness are individual factors that may influence sexual risk-taking behavior.

Which of the Following Is a Contextual Factor Related to Sexual