The Main Difference Between Primary and Secondary Prevention Programs for Substance

Multiple Choice

The main difference between primary and secondary prevention programs for substance use disorders is which of the following?

A) Primary prevention programs are offered exclusively to those in primary school (elementary school) .
B) Primary prevention programs are targeted toward all students, while secondary prevention programs are targeted to students more at risk.
C) Only those who have already gone through primary prevention programs would be eligible for secondary prevention programs.
D) Primary prevention programs are typically targeted toward alcohol and cigarettes while secondary prevention programs are typically targeted toward "harder" drugs.