The Results of Studies of the Effectiveness of Secondary Prevention

question 59

Multiple Choice

The results of studies of the effectiveness of secondary prevention programs indicate which of the following?

• A) They are not effective.
• B) They are very effective.
• C) They are only effective when provided to those below the age of 12.
• D) They are only effective when they target multiple risk factors and teach skills to avoid substances and develop positive relationships with peers.

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Definitions:

Client Reaction

The response or feedback given by clients or participants in response to a product, service, or intervention.

Analogue Methodology

A research method that uses analogous situations or simulations to study psychological phenomena or treatments in a controlled environment.

Ethical Obstacles

Challenges or issues in research that arise from moral concerns or considerations, often related to the treatment of research participants.

Analogue Methodology

A research approach that simulates real-world conditions in a controlled environment to study behavioral processes or psychological phenomena.