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lack of education, poor

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two contributing factors that may result in a higher rating of STI's in remote areas are having a lower SES which is the result on occupation, income, and education. a second factor could be lack of resources to things such as condoms or the pill.

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a contributing factor could be lack of education and 

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a contributing factor could be lack of education and 

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lack of knowledge.

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a contributing factor to higher STI rates in rural areas could be there less of an advanced education system so maybe a lesser focus on sexual health at school. As well as not as many health centres to access different types of protection or facilities were a person could test for an STI

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A contributing factor to high STI rates in rural areas may be a result of lack of education, small town schools tend not to focus as much on sexual health or do not have the resources or money to provide any basic knowledge on the topic. In addition, the lack or resources and health services may impact the quality or frequency of STI checks or sexual health.

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one contributing factor could be that there is a lack of education in those areas causing them to not understand how to protect themselves from STI's. Another factor could be the lack of resources that youth need to use such as no access to doctors, contraceptive pill, condoms ect.

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A reason rural areas have more chance of getting STI's is nit having great access to condoms and other supplies for safe sex. Another reason is rural people struggle getting help with sexual concerns from physical location.

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 a contributing factor to a high rate of STI's could be a lack of knowledge and education that these kids have. A second factor could be a lack of resources such as condoms 

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 a contributing factor to a high rate of STI's could be a lack of knowledge and education that these kids have. A second factor could be a lack of resources such as condoms 

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two contributing factors could be a lack of education and knowledge about contraception and by having a low SES it could mean they don't have as much access to contraception.

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One contributing factor is their lack of access to good education where they might miss out on vital information about sexual health. Another contributing factor is that those in remote areas may not have close and accessible health care and services. 

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One contributing factor is their lack of access to good education where they might miss out on vital information about sexual health. Another contributing factor is that those in remote areas may not have close and accessible health care and services. 

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A contributing factor that my result in those rural areas that record higher STI's in youth is the lack of education which provides students with vital information as well as access to health care facilities when required.

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A contributing factor that my result in those rural areas that record higher STI's in youth is the lack of education which provides students with vital information as well as access to health care facilities when required.

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In those rural areas there may be a lack of knowledge about how to be safe and how to prevent STI's from occurring. Having a low SES as well may mean you don't have access to contraception  

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In those rural areas there may be a lack of knowledge about how to be safe and how to prevent STI's from occurring. Having a low SES as well may mean you don't have access to contraception  

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not having protected sex, not having enough education based of what will happen if you don't have safe sex.

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a contributing factor could be the lack of education in the rural areas to having safe sexual interactions, for example the consequences of not having safe sex and what could happen. another factor could be the lack of resources such as condoms and the pill

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a contributing factor could be the lack of education in the rural areas to having safe sexual interactions, for example the consequences of not having safe sex and what could happen. another factor could be the lack of resources such as condoms and the pill

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One of the first contributing factors is their education levels. Out in the remote areas, they may not have the right school education levels to help with safe sex. They may not know the right practices such as using a condom during sexual intercourse to help prevent STIs. Another one could be their low socioeconomic status so they don't allow part of the money for certain preventative measures as they think they can go without it and still be fine.

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lower education areas and lower SES can contribute to higher SES rates amongst youth. lower education levels can cause higher rates of SES as they may not be taught about sexual health in school therefore having lower levels of knowledge about sexual health. Lower SES can also contribute to higher STI rates as they may not have the money to buy things like contreception

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less access to certain health groups

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The rate of certain STI’s has increased since 2005 and higher rates of STIs are recorded in remote areas where 81 per cent of reported cases are 15- to 24-year-olds.

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The rate of certain STI’s has increased since 2005 and higher rates of STIs are recorded in remote areas where 81 per cent of reported cases are 15- to 24-year-olds.

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Q. Outline two contributing factors that may result in those in rural areas are recording higher rates of STI’s in youth 4 marks