Strategies for Assessing Mental Health Prevention Programs Include All of the Following

question 13

Multiple Choice

Strategies for assessing mental health prevention programs include all of the following except:

• A) assessing the incidence of the disorder in a small sample of program recipients
• B) targeting high-risk samples to offer the program at a high intensity
• C) to rely on accumulating samples from different studies
• D) assess incidence of the disorder in a very large sample of program recipients

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Low Intelligence

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