Suppose about one third of your community is Native American, one third is African American, and one third is Latino. What might you conclude?
A. High rates of poverty exist in your community, and those
problems must be addressed before any drug prevention
programs can be implemented.
B. Project Venture, H2P, and Storytelling for Empowerment would
work best in your community.
C. Programs that inhibit decision-making skills and resilience would
work best in your community.
D. Programs that build positive cultural identities and inhibit
decision-making skills would work best in your community
Question 2
Suppose one third of your community practices Hinduism, one third practices a Judeo-Christian tradition, and one third do not practice any form of organized religion.
However, about half of the last group says
they are spiritual, not religious. Eighty percent of the community are
nature lovers. What might you conclude?
A. A spiritual approach to prevention not based in a specific religion
would work best in your community
B. Celebrate Recovery and Natural Connection would work best in
your community
C. Art of Living and Celebrate Recovery would work best in your
community
D. A mix of Art of Living, Celebrate Recovery, and a prevention
program based in spirituality and nature would work best in your
community
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