The advertising campaigns that are designed to reduce the number of new smokers, by showing the negative effects of smoking, are one example of:
a. primary prevention
b. secondary prevention
c. auxiliary prevention
d. tertiary prevention
A
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In humans, pheromones have been tentatively, but not convincingly, linked to
a) sexual orientation. b) menstrual synchrony. c) secretion of sexual hormones. d) development of secondary sex characteristics.
One of the goals of the Nurse–Family Partnership, currently implemented in hundreds of counties across 42 U.S. states, is to
A) eradicate prenatal drug use. B) lessen the effects of teratogens on developing organisms. C) improve family conditions, thereby protecting children from lasting difficulties. D) provide family planning and genetic counseling.
A distinctive facet of the cognitive behavioral paradigm is that thoughts
a) are a result of feelings. b) are a direct result of past experiences. c) are less important than behaviors. d) cause feelings.