Adolescents are less likely to use substances if they

A) are impulsive.
B) describe themselves as being religious.
C) experience a high level of stress.
D) have difficulty organizing and planning.

B) describe themselves as being religious. Teens' beliefs, values, and experiences also play a role in whether they use alcohol and drugs. Those who believe that alcohol and drugs are a threat to their health or their future goals are less likely to use them, while those who think of drug use as less risky and more fun are at increased risk. Teens who describe themselves as more religious are less likely to try alcohol or drugs.