Can individuals under the age of eighteen tan without having an adult present?

Individuals under the age of eighteen are not permitted to tan without having an adult present, making the assertion of "False" correct. This regulation is in place to protect minors from potential harm associated with tanning, such as skin damage and increased risk of skin cancer. It emphasizes the importance of adult supervision to ensure safe tanning practices and to enforce adherence to safety guidelines within tanning facilities. This protective measure reflects a growing recognition of the health risks associated with UV exposure, particularly for younger individuals who may be more vulnerable to its effects.

The other choices do not align with the established regulations regarding minors and tanning. For example, suggesting that individuals can tan with parental consent might imply that parental approval alone is sufficient, which overlooks the necessary physical presence and supervision of an adult. Options indicating that individuals can tan in supervised areas might misinterpret current laws that specifically emphasize adult presence rather than just supervision, suggesting that supervision without the adult's active involvement is adequate.