A survey of nearly 1,800 teenagers found better water-safety knowledge went with less risky swimming, but students who felt highly capable in the water and scored high in sensation seeking were still the ones most likely to take chances
Nearly 1,800 junior high school students in central China took part in a survey that asked how much they knew about staying safe in the water, how strongly they chased excitement, how confident they felt about their swimming and how often they accepted risky situations in the pool or open water. In the final statistical…








