In the Spirit of an Ecological Approach, Youth Risk Behaviors

question 6

True/False

In the spirit of an ecological approach, youth risk behaviors such as violence have been viewed as health disparities, where involvement in violence and the causes of involvement differ by the socioeconomic status of particular groups.

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