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What are the criticisms of the D.A.R.E. program, and what modifications were made to the program as a result?

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Jordy is in elementary school and has no experience with drugs or alcohol. Which level of prevention programming or treatment is appropriate for him?
 
  a) Primary preventio
  b) Secondary prevention
  c) Tertiary prevention
  d) Substance abuse treatment



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