This is an interesting and essential book to enabling different scholars get knowing adolescents behaviours. It offers an opportunity to readers to experience the power of personal decision making in overcoming planned behaviours that might endanger peoples health. The book is written to make the complex psychosocial correlates such as individual knowledge, attitudes, perceived social norms and perceived behavioural control more understandable and workable to individual person and other people who assist adolescents in intending to abstain from early sexual affairs and consequently enabling them to reduce the chance of being early victims of sexually transmitted diseases including HIV-AIDS. This book is simple, useful and valuable to teachers, educational counsellors, psychologists, parents, and other related service specialists.

Geraldina Edward is an Assistant Lecturer in the University of Dodoma, Tanzania. She holds Masters of Arts in Education and Bachelor of Education in Psychology. Her areas of interest are set on Educational Research, Educational Psychology and Adolescents issues. She welcomes readers to widen their knowledge in the stipulated areas.