Surname 2 Data Review Noticeable Trends Institutional Affiliation Student’s Name Course Details Submission’s Date Data Review Noticeable trends Introduction Data on an item of study of the different periods can be used for an examination so that trends on those items can be observed. The government or various interested organizations can use these observations for decision making. In this task, we are going to find different data recorded in a different table and note the trends that elicit some surprises as compared to directions in a similar category. Trends 1.2 % of 12th-grade students reported having sexual intercourse for the time before the 13 years as compared to 2.2 % in the 9th grade. The reason the trend is a surprise is that students in lower grades are much younger as compared to those in the upper classes. Therefore, the wonder that the higher number of students in 9th grade have reported involving in sexual intercourse that those in12th grades who are advanced in age. The trends discussed here were extracted from table 135 of the “United States, Youth Risk Behavior Survey.” The table contains the data of the youngsters of different races and under different grades and different sexual identities. The percentages of different categories in the table were factored in, and here we considered the student grades having in mind the fact that these grades mean the difference in ages. The percentage is the representation of the subset of the students who were involved in the survey. Through the examination of trends extracted from this data table, there is a higher number of students in 9th grades that have engaged in sexual intercourse before the age of 13 years that those in the 12th grade. These trends show that more younger children are indulging in sex as compared to those who are advanced in age. 26.1 % of females categorized as same-sex only or both of high school students reported having drunk alcohol or used drugs before last sexual intercourse 20.0 % of males. Drug use and sexual behaviors go together, and there are high chances of those who engage in alcoholism to indulge in sexual activity. The data extracted in this case is a surprise due to the higher number of males to likely get indulge in sexual activity than their male counterparts. Here we consider the category of same-sex only or both under the sex of sexual contact. The trends for this discussion were extracted from table 155 of the United States, Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2017. The table categories of the data according to different aspects, and in this case, data used were extracted from the sex of the sexual contacts category. This category has the opposite sex only and same-sex only or both sub-categories. The trend in this consideration factored in the percentages of the recorded on the table categorized in the sex of the sexual contacts. The high number of female students under this consideration was the primary factor because there is .

1. Surname 2
Data Review Noticeable Trends
Institutional Affiliation
Student’s Name
Course Details
Submission’s Date
Data Review Noticeable trends
Introduction
Data on an item of study of the different periods can be used for
an examination so that trends on those items can be observed.
The government or various interested organizations can use
these observations for decision making. In this task, we are
going to find different data recorded in a different table and
note the trends that elicit some surprises as compared to
directions in a similar category.
Trends
1.2 % of 12th-grade students reported having sexual intercourse
for the time before the 13 years as compared to 2.2 % in the 9th
grade.
The reason the trend is a surprise is that students in lower
grades are much younger as compared to those in the upper
classes. Therefore, the wonder that the higher number of
students in 9th grade have reported involving in sexual
intercourse that those in12th grades who are advanced in age.

2. The trends discussed here were extracted from table 135 of the
“United States, Youth Risk Behavior Survey.” The table
contains the data of the youngsters of different races and under
different grades and different sexual identities.
The percentages of different categories in the table were
factored in, and here we considered the student grades having in
mind the fact that these grades mean the difference in ages. The
percentage is the representation of the subset of the students
who were involved in the survey.
Through the examination of trends extracted from this data
table, there is a higher number of students in 9th grades that
have engaged in sexual intercourse before the age of 13 years
that those in the 12th grade. These trends show that more
younger children are indulging in sex as compared to those who
are advanced in age.
26.1 % of females categorized as same-sex only or both of high
school students reported having drunk alcohol or used drugs
before last sexual intercourse 20.0 % of males.
Drug use and sexual behaviors go together, and there are high
chances of those who engage in alcoholism to indulge in sexual
activity. The data extracted in this case is a surprise due to the
higher number of males to likely get indulge in sexual activity
than their male counterparts. Here we consider the category of
same-sex only or both under the sex of sexual contact.
The trends for this discussion were extracted from table 155 of
the United States, Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2017. The
table categories of the data according to different aspects, and
in this case, data used were extracted from the sex of the sexual
contacts category. This category has the opposite sex only and
same-sex only or both sub-categories.
The trend in this consideration factored in the percentages of
the recorded on the table categorized in the sex of the sexual
contacts. The high number of female students under this
consideration was the primary factor because there is a high
percentage of females than males.
The examination of the data extracted from this table under the

3. category of the sex of sexual contacts. Under the sub-category
of the same sex category or both, the number of females who
are likely to engage in sexual intercourse is higher as compared
to the males under a similar type.
7.0 % African American females of high school students
reported having sexual intercourse with four people or more
during their life as compared to 23.2 % African American
males.
Young children are not supposed to have engaged in sex at their
younger age, but the revelation of the data in this table shows
that a good number o the in different grades have indulged in
those activities. Here the African Americans are considered for
the data.
The data for this trend discussion were extracted from table 137
of the united states, Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2017. The
table has different categories of the students in various who are
under the age of 13, and we put our focus in the African
American category of the students. The data surprises because
of the higher number of African American students as compared
to those of other races having indulged in sex with more than
four people.
The factor of consideration in this category is race and gender.
Here we consider the difference in the number of African
American males and females who have engaged in sexual
intercourse with more than four people.
Through the examination of the extracted data, we observe that
there is a higher number of African Americans Males who have
engaged in sexual intercourse with more than four people in
their lifetime as compared to the female counterparts under the
same race. This shows that males indulge in more risky sexual
behaviors as compared to females.
conclusion
The United States, Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2017, contains
data on different aspects of consideration that could be used to
understand what is happening in society. This data makes a

4. significant contribution to the decision-making process to
rectify the upcoming immoral activities that most of the youths
are indulging in. In this discussion, we have extracted data
from a subset of the table and provide a review.