Planning and Evaluation
This type of data is information collected from interviews, focus groups, and observations.
What is qualitative data
We collect this type of data firsthand
What is primary data
This is the substance most commonly misused among teenagers
What is alcohol
This approach is the study of how youth can thrive in adverse environments.
The Resiliency Approach
the '4 Ps' of social marketing
what is product, price, place and promotion
These programs are high-impact, highly focused programs for risk reduction
What are targeted programs
Sustainability and cultural competence are at the center of this planning model.
What is the Strategic Prevention Framework (SPF)
This is a name for characteristics such as race or ethnicity which can be seen by simply looking at someone.
What is surface culture
Who is Albert Bandura
This leadership style involves group members in the problem-solving process and is good at listening and making decisions based on recommendations from the group. They involve others in the process.
What is "The Problem Solver"
Key stakeholders, data collection, and identification of target populations are all involved in this assessment.
In this planning model the "agent" is the substance being misused and the "host" is the individual using substances.
What is the Public Health Model (PHM)
This type of campaign dealing with prevention techniques affects audiences by increasing public awareness.
What are media campaigns
This principle is the most basic guiding ethical principle in prevention work
What is do no harm
This type of public speaker fidgets and plays with anything that is in their reach. They create 'noise' in the environment that can be distracting.
What is 'The Musician'
A universal, selective, and indicted approach are the prevention approaches identified in this healthcare model.
What is the Institute of Medicine (IOM) Model.
The number of opportunities the program has to create changes, such as the number of clients served and amount of hours the program was in the field
What is outputs
This model was created by the Search Institute and focuses on the strengths needed for success.
What is the 40 Developmental Assets Model
This developmental model involves a set of eight stages that an individual will experience in their lifetime.
What is the Psychosocial Development Stages by Erik Erikson
This part of the communication model is responsible for sending clear messages with the goal of improving the understanding of the receiver.
What is the sender
Theories of causation help identify why youth start using drugs. Substance misuse prevention program designers must determine what factors are involved. At the most basic level, these factors are what?
What are risk and protective factors
This step of the Strategic Prevention Framework (SPF) involves mobilizing and/or building capacity to address needs.
What is Capacity
This model of addiction believes that addiction is a learned behavior in which early substance use is rewarded and thus the behavior continues
What is the conditioning model of addiction
This development model focuses on four stages of mental development that aim to understand how children acquire knowledge.
What is Jean Piaget's Cognitive-Developmental Stages
This prevention strategy is aimed at informing broad segments of society.
What is universal intervention