“…Previous research has shown that exposure to reproductive health information, adolescent self-confidence to avoid risky behaviors, the presence of friends who behave negatively, and weak parental control of their child's behavior affect risky sexual behavior in adolescents. 3,9 In addition, the quality of information obtained by adolescents also greatly determines the quality of their reproductive health; the source of incorrect information will still plunge adolescents into risky behaviors, including attempting sexual intercourse before marriage and moreover experiencing unwanted pregnancies. Ultimately, this research aimed to analyze sexual risk behaviors and how they impact unintended pregnancy among adolescents.…”