A Secondary Prevention Approach Thus Recognizes That the Seeds of Juvenile

Multiple Choice

A secondary prevention approach thus recognizes that the seeds of juvenile delinquency and adult crime are planted long before delinquency and crime appear and that it is absolutely essential to focus prevention efforts on _____ in early childhood that set the stage for later offending.

A) Developmental experiences
B) Concentrated experiences
C) Quandary experiences
D) Equitable experiences