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Explanation:

• Prevention professionals should consider these key features of risk and protective factors

when designing and evaluating prevention interventions.

• Then, prioritize the risk andprotective factors that most impact your community.

• All people have biological and psychological characteristics that make them vulnerable to,
• or resilient in the face of, potential behavioral health issues. Because people have
• or resilient in the face of, potential behavioral health issues. Because people have relationships within their communities and larger society, each person’s biological and
• or resilient in the face of, potential behavioral health issues. Because people have relationships within their communities and larger society, each person’s biological and psychological characteristics exist in multiple contexts. A variety of risk and protective
• or resilient in the face of, potential behavioral health issues. Because people have relationships within their communities and larger society, each person’s biological and psychological characteristics exist in multiple contexts. A variety of risk and protective factors operate within each of these contexts. These factors also influence one another.