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Teens admit risky behavior when questioned by computer
Washington AP report finds male teens age 15 to 19 give more truthful answers on private computer surveys than on pencil and paper questionnaires. In a study of 1,600 youths, computer responses doubled or more for risky acts including sex with a prostitute, drug use, gun carrying, and drunk or high intercourse among sexually active teens.
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Washington
Science
Charles Turner
Research Triangle Institute
Jane Silver
American Foundation For Aids Research
Don Des Jarlais
Chemical Dependency Institute
Beth Israel Medical Center
New York
Des Jarlais