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What education level needed to prevent teen sex?
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Probably preteen+.: This is hard to say, but probably a 11-12 year old or older can understand this and take steps to prevent it. This is a sensitive issue though, and it would probably take more maturity. It would be wise to have them talk with their parents, or a doctor about this issue.
Answered 9/15/2012
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