An example of a harm reduction strategy to reduce barriers to treatment is:
a. employ waiting lists
b. require eligibility and identification status before treatment entry.
c. promote access to treatment without requiring abstinence as a condition for receiving treatment.
d. publish treatment fees.
c
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What will be an ideal response?
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What will be an ideal response?
Below is a principal cost to men of remaining tied to traditional gender roles:
a. excessive pressure to succeed. b. inability to express emotions. c. sexual difficulties. d. all of the above.
Resilience is defined as
a) observing normal or positive outcomes in spite of risk for social or health problems b) ignoring normal or positive outcomes in spite of risk for social or health problems c) observing abnormal or negative outcomes in spite of risk for social or health problems d) ignoring abnormal or negative outcomes in spite of risk for social or health problems