If your mum's there or if you see others do it first. The older respondents were able to identify that people differ considerably in terms of the amount of risk they are prepared knowingly to take. That a spectrum exists from the risk-averse, very cautious person to the foolhardy individual who seems to be willing to take the most ridiculous risks and to enjoy doing so. The advice is out there. It's who you are and the pressure you get from your peers.
People are different that way.
These children seemed most likely to embark on potentially dangerous activities and to push the boundaries of acceptable behaviour without thinking fully about the risks involved. You have the daredevil types. They don't relate what they've been taught to themselves. They have a natural confidence. There are those that take silly risks.