Which Intervention Is a Primary Prevention Strategy for Depression

question 51

Multiple Choice

Which intervention is a primary prevention strategy for depression?

• A)Regular screening for depression
• B)Provide education about stress management
• C)Counseling clients about their risk for mood disorders
• D)Developing community-based mental health programs

Explain the significance of the spacing effect and testing effect in enhancing long-term memory retention.

Understand the concepts and implications of memory consolidation and the role of various brain regions in long-term memory storage.

Acknowledge the capacity of human memory and the phenomena of infantile amnesia.

Appreciate the influence of personal relevance (self-reference effect) and encoding strategies (e.g., making information meaningful) on memory strength.

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Native Americans

Indigenous peoples of the Americas, including those who inhabited the territories of the modern United States prior to European colonization.

Collectively Naturalized

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Congress

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Equal Rights Amendment

A proposed amendment to the United States Constitution aimed at guaranteeing equal legal rights for all American citizens regardless of sex.