Working long hours probably leads to greater smoking, drinking, and drug use because
A) the kind of jobs that teens are able to get are very boring.
B) work provides teens with discretionary income.
C) work provides teens with unsupervised time.
D) work exposes teens to negative role models.

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Work provides teens with discretionary income, which they may use to purchase cigarettes, alcohol, or drugs, potentially leading to greater use.

Working Long Hours Probably Leads to Greater Smoking, Drinking, and Drug