Protective Factors Are Variables That Decrease the Likelihood of a Negative

question 7

Multiple Choice

Protective factors are variables that decrease the likelihood of a negative outcome such as antisocial behaviour and are effective because they:

• A)maintain the same level of exposure to risk factors over time
• B)protect the child from risk factors by isolating the child
• C)reduce negative outcomes by helping to develop and maintain self-esteem and self-efficacy
• D)limit the child's problem-solving capacity

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