Evaluations of Alcohol Prevention Programs for Adolescents Suggest That Such

question 44

Multiple Choice

Evaluations of alcohol prevention programs for adolescents suggest that such programs

• A) are expensive and ineffective.
• B) enhance participants' sense of self-efficacy.
• C) are effective in changing participants' attitudes but have little influence on their ability to resist peer pressure.
• D) do not impact the social norms associated with onset of drinking.

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Definitions:

Control

The ability to sway or guide the actions of individuals or the direction of happenings.

Luck

The concept of experiencing positive, negative, or unexpected outcomes without a clear cause or reason.

Other People

Refers to individuals or groups outside of oneself, often considered in the context of social relationships or interactions.

Excessively High

implies a level or amount that significantly surpasses what is normal, necessary, or reasonable.