Prevention Exam/study Guide #2

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1. What are the different addiction models?

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The question asks about different addiction models, and the correct answer provides a comprehensive list of various models. The three incorrect answers provided - Economic model, Relational model, and Technological model - do not align with established addiction models and are hence incorrect choices.

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2. Five theoretical principles: The THEORY should...

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The incorrect answers do not align with the key aspects of theoretical principles related to substance abuse mentioned in the correct answer. The correct answer focuses on identifying factors, explaining mechanisms, predicting points of interruption, and specifying interventions.

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3. What is predictive theory?

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Predictive theory is based on the idea that certain conditions or factors can lead to predictable outcomes. It is not based on randomness, personal opinions, or predetermined outcomes.

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4. What are some common risk factors associated with adolescent substance abuse, teen pregnancy, school dropout, and youth violence?

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The correct answer highlights a set of interconnected risk factors that contribute to multiple societal challenges faced by adolescents. The incorrect answers either misinterpret the question or provide irrelevant information.

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5. What are protective factors?

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Protective factors are factors that help to reduce the likelihood of negative outcomes by countering risk factors. The more protective factors present, the less overall risk. These factors are categorized into three main categories: individual, bonding, and healthy beliefs and clear standards.

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6. What is included in the Social development strategy model?

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The social development strategy model focuses on individual characteristics, bonding, healthy beliefs, and clear standards as key elements for prevention.

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7. What did Hawkins and Catalano do in their review of 30 years of youth substance abuse and delinquency research?

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Hawkins and Catalano conducted a comprehensive review of existing research in the field of youth substance abuse and delinquency to identify risk factors using a specific theory/model.

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8. What are the categories of risk factors?
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9. What are five generalizations about risks?

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Risk factors can have a wide impact across different areas of life, and the more risk factors present, the higher the overall risk. Additionally, common risk factors can predict various problematic behaviors, and these factors tend to affect individuals regardless of race or culture. Protective factors can help mitigate the effects of risks.

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10. Emmy Werner's research found that environmental resiliency factors include:

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Emmy Werner's research focuses on specific environmental factors that contribute to resiliency in children, such as family dynamics, support networks, and community connections. Factors like weather conditions, favorite color, and shoe brand are not mentioned in her findings.

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11. What is Werner's suggestion to schools?

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The correct answer includes suggestions to improve relationships with the community, retain important programs, ensure continuity in teacher-student relationships, and reduce class sizes for better learning environments.

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12. What are Developmental Assets?

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Developmental Assets refer to a specific set of strategies or assets that contribute to the positive development and well-being of youth. These assets are categorized into external and internal assets and are designed to help youth thrive and avoid risks.

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13. External asset: Factors that surround young people that guide them to behave in healthy ways and to make wise choices include all of the following EXCEPT:

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While constructive use of time is important for young people, it is not specifically mentioned as one of the factors that guide them to behave in healthy ways and make wise choices in the context of external assets.

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14. What is meant by internal asset in the context of young people development?

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Internal asset refers to the internal characteristics and beliefs that young people develop within themselves, such as commitments, values, competencies, and self perceptions, rather than external factors or genetic traits.

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15. What are some strategies for community substance abuse prevention?

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The correct strategies for community substance abuse prevention involve information dissemination, prevention education, alternative activities, community-based processes, environmental approaches, and problem identification and referral. Strategies such as increasing drug availability, encouraging substance abuse, or implementing harsher penalties are counterproductive and not effective in prevention.

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16. What are the 7 steps to program planning?

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In program planning, it is essential to involve the community, assess risk factors, and protective factors, and thoroughly examine resources before selection and implementation.

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17. What does the term 'Universal' refer to in the context of addressing substance abuse?

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The term 'Universal' in the context of addressing substance abuse refers to efforts that target the entire population with prevention programs and messages aimed at addressing the abuse of alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs.

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18. What are indicated prevention strategies designed to prevent?

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Indicated prevention strategies target individuals who are at risk of developing substance abuse issues based on early signs, but do not necessarily meet the criteria for addiction yet.

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19. What is the Social development strategy model?

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The Social development strategy model focuses on prevention strategies related to individual characteristics, bonding, healthy beliefs, and clear standards.

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20. What are the components of a logic model?

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A logic model typically includes goals, strategies, target group, if then statement, short-term outcomes, and long-term impact as key components.

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21. If-Then examples:

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The correct answer shows a conditional relationship between knowing about programs and increased likelihood of participation, as well as between participation and reduced likelihood of using ATOD. The incorrect answers do not accurately reflect this conditional relationship.

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22. What are some tips in forming a new community coalition?

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In forming a new community coalition, it is important to have a clear purpose and goal, invite a diverse group of members, establish expectations, create a mission statement, and define specific goals and objectives. Starting without a clear purpose, keeping the coalition exclusive, or avoiding a mission statement can hinder the effectiveness of the coalition.

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23. What are the 3 theoretical perspectives?

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The correct answer includes perspectives that focus on identifying risk and protective factors, promoting resiliency, and enhancing development assets.

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What are the different addiction models?
Five theoretical principles: The THEORY should...
What is predictive theory?
What are some common risk factors associated with adolescent substance...
What are protective factors?
What is included in the Social development strategy model?
What did Hawkins and Catalano do in their review of 30 years of youth...
What are the categories of risk factors?
What are five generalizations about risks?
Emmy Werner's research found that environmental resiliency factors...
What is Werner's suggestion to schools?
What are Developmental Assets?
External asset: Factors that surround young people that guide them to...
What is meant by internal asset in the context of young people...
What are some strategies for community substance abuse prevention?
What are the 7 steps to program planning?
What does the term 'Universal' refer to in the context of addressing...
What are indicated prevention strategies designed to prevent?
What is the Social development strategy model?
What are the components of a logic model?
If-Then examples:
What are some tips in forming a new community coalition?
What are the 3 theoretical perspectives?
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