DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES for PHASE II Sample Clauses

DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES for PHASE II. The purpose of Phase II is to support local implementation of an environmental approach to reduce underage drinking. Phase II projects must address the first factor in the following list and at least 2 of the other intervening environmental factors related to underage drinking: √ Enforcement and the perception of enforcement (required) √ Ease of access to alcohol and the perception of ease of access to alcohol • Parental attitudes and the perception of parental attitudes • Parental monitoring and the perception of parental • Social benefits of drinking and the perception of social benefits √ Adult attitudes in the community, and the perception of adult attitudes in community Prevention strategies aimed at underage drinking/substance use can be divided into two major approaches, the individual and the environmental approach. Prevention strategies directed at individuals are usually based on an assumption that substance abuse is the result of individual factors (rebelliousness, family history, low academic achievement, favorable attitude towards substance use & anti-social behavior, etc.) whereas an environmental approach takes into account the fact that individuals do not become involved with substances solely on the basis of personal characteristics. Rather, they are influenced by a complex set of factors in the shared environment, such as the rules and regulations of the social institutions to which people belong, the norms of the communities in which they live, the mass media messages to which they are exposed, and the accessibility of alcohol, tobacco, and illicit drugs. Because substance abuse is viewed as a product of the overall system, effective prevention requires making appropriate modifications to the community/environment at large. Environmental Approach Description/Overview for Phase II
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