Risky behavior can lead to:
- decrease in self-esteem given all the aspects of risky behavior that a person may engage in. eg. drugs
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- Internal anger :risky behaviour may lead to a build up of internal anger as in gives the persin engaging in this behaviour a sense of adrenaline and in some way may be emotionally addictive. If a person continues to engage in risky behaviour their violent instincts could become unleashed without them even realising it causing them to have a build up of anger within which in turn can most definitely effect their lifestyle choices.
- decrease in self esteem
- an addiction to it so when life is normal they'll feel grumpier, sad, angst, ect.
- loneliness
- apathy