Eugene's son can easily become inconsolable if something does not go as planned, and frequently works himself up over little things. To keep these behaviors from becoming unmanageable for his son over the years, Eugene encourages his son to take deep
breaths, close his eyes, and count to ten when he starts getting upset. Which step of implementing protective factors is Eugene engaging in?
A) Reducing impact
B) Interrupting chain of risk
C) Slowing down the cycle
D) Blocking factors that cause harm
Answer: B
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