Which of the following factors is LEAST LIKELY to lead to positive outcomes for teenage mothers?

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Dropping out of school to work to support themselves and their children is least likely to lead to positive outcomes for teenage mothers as it can limit their future career opportunities, earning potential, and increase financial stress. On the other hand, attendance of schools with intervention programs that help them complete school, avoiding further births, and being from a high socioeconomic status family can lead to better outcomes by providing resources, support, and opportunities for teenage mothers.

Which of the Following Factors Is LEAST LIKELY to Lead