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D&K Exam 2

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v3•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

Universal (Prevention)

Back (Answer)

These types of programs are interested in reaching a full population of people and benefit everyone

#2
Front (Question)

Selective (Prevention)

Back (Answer)

These types of programs target an at risk group

#3
Front (Question)

Indicated (Prevention)

Back (Answer)

These programs target groups that show signs of potential problems, they’re engaging with the risk factor

#4
Front (Question)

Parental Warmth

Back (Answer)

Parents that communicate, responsiveness, show support and foster independence. Meets childs needs

#5
Front (Question)

Permissive Parenting (Warmth Only)

Back (Answer)

Control is too low, heavy on warmth, responsive, but not demanding, no limits/rules

#6
Front (Question)

Authoritarian Parenting (Control Only)

Back (Answer)

Control is too high, parents control everything in a kids life, overprotective parents, children are expected to follow the rules set up by the parents

#7
Front (Question)

Authoritative Parenting (Balanced)

Back (Answer)

Clear rules are established and but failure is expected and supported, willing to listen to questions, gives children some level of independent, assertive but not restrictive

#8
Front (Question)

Family Risk factors

Back (Answer)

Low parental monitoring, low family involvement, genetics

#9
Front (Question)

Family Protective factors

Back (Answer)

Parents live with children, parents communicate with child, parent are in charge, parents have a specific parenting style

#10
Front (Question)

What happens to the family structure when adolescent use drugs?

Back (Answer)

Low levels of trust, low parental warmth, miscommunication, limited discussions, negative contact

#11
Front (Question)

When parents communicate anti-substance beliefs and rules…

Back (Answer)

lead to higher anti-substance use norms in teens

#12
Front (Question)

When parents reference their own past…

Back (Answer)

leads to lower levels of anti-substance use norm in teens

#13
Front (Question)

Is actions or words more influential when parenting?

Back (Answer)

Actions are more important than words

#14
Front (Question)

Teens who have seen their parents drunk…

Back (Answer)

Are 2x more likely to get drunk and 3x more likely to use marijuana

#15
Front (Question)

Parents drinking with teens leads too…

Back (Answer)

increase alcohol usage by the teen, you want to delay the usage of alcohol

#16
Front (Question)

Sibling and peers

Back (Answer)

Older siblings and peers have a strong influence on teens, this can lead to alcohol usage

#17
Front (Question)

Impact on family (Confirming suspicions)

Back (Answer)

Child gaslights and lie to family, family are tormented by behavioral changes, family tries to confirm their suspicions

#18
Front (Question)

Impact on family (Struggle to set limits)

Back (Answer)

Family try to set limits but when they fail they often give into the teens needs, last resort is to withdraw (THIS IS BAD !!)

#19
Front (Question)

Impact on family (Dealing with consequences)

Back (Answer)

All the family members deal with some type of consequences, verbal and/or physical abuse

#20
Front (Question)

Impact on family (Blame and shame)

Back (Answer)

The family blame themselves for the teen alcohol usage (mothers feel the most), they are shunned by society

#21
Front (Question)

Impact on family (Try to keep them safe)

Back (Answer)

Family would go to any length to make sure their child is safe, they may go to the party their child is at

#22
Front (Question)

Impact on family (Grief)

Back (Answer)

Family experience the “lose of the ideal child” or “death of a child, their expectations are gone, they feel as of they lost that person

#23
Front (Question)

Impact on family (Live with guilt)

Back (Answer)

Family members see the teen addiction are failings, they make kick the child out

#24
Front (Question)

Impact on family (Self-preservation)

Back (Answer)

When the teens abuse is too much, they may choose the whole family member over them