Question

There is a child whose family smokes but they warn him to not smoke, and there is another child whose family doesn't smoke but they don't say anything that would stop their child to smoke. Which kid is more likely to start smoking?

Answer 1

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Explanation:

The child whose family smokes but warns him not to smoke is more likely to start smoking. Research suggests that children are more likely to imitate the behaviors of their parents, so the child from a smoking family may see smoking as a normal behavior despite being warned against it. On the other hand, the child from a non-smoking family may be less likely to start smoking since they do not have that influence at home.