A Peer-Led Drug and Alcohol Prevention Program Is Offered at the School

question 12

Multiple Choice

A peer-led drug and alcohol prevention program is offered at the school in your community. At a school board meeting you are attending, a parent confronts the board and demands that the program be shut down because she does not want her child being counseled by another student. How would you respond?

• A) Agree with the parent.
• B) Explain your professional background. Share that peer-led programs may possess greater potential for primary prevention than teacher-led ones.
• C) Share that peer-led programs yield twice as much student self- disclosure among participants as teacher-led ones, which can only help the participants.
• D) Share that studies comparing teacher-led and peer-led prevention interventions have resulted in mixed findings, so the parent might be right.

Compute free cash flow.

Interpret the effects of transactions involving property, plant, and equipment (PP&E) on cash flows.

Analyze the effects of noncash investing and financing activities.

Appreciate the significance of the statement of cash flows in financial reporting and analysis.

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Definitions:

Marital Rape

is non-consensual sex in which the perpetrator is the victim's spouse, now recognized as a criminal offense in many jurisdictions.

Counseling Programs

Structured therapies and professional guidance offered to individuals or groups to address mental health, emotional, or behavioral issues.

Women's Shelters

Safe houses or refuge centers that provide support and temporary housing for women escaping domestic violence, abuse, or homelessness.

Family Violence

Encompasses a range of abusive behaviors that occur within a family dynamic, including physical, emotional, and sexual abuse.