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panfilo

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Define a give an example of primary and secondary prevention.
 
  What will be an ideal response?

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Which of the following is a hallmark of the scientific method?
 
  a. systematic collection of data, controlled observation, and the testing of hypotheses
  b. maintaining the privacy of researchers' methods so that ideas are not stolen
  c. research conducted without restrictions imposed by theories or hypotheses
  d. rejection of the concept self-correction in favor of unique phenomena


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 Primary  goal is to reduce or eliminate the risks leading to a childhood disorder; could be universal, selective, or indicate preventive measures; usually provided within a child's natural environment and is offered to an entire population and/or those at risk
 Secondary  interventions provided when first signs of disorder begin; access to mental health services in the natural environment; barriers such as availability, cost, effective mental health personnel should be removed; policies that support such measures

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