Prevention programs that target participants on the basis of known risk factors for certain mental health problems (which can be "internal" or external to the participant) are called
A) secondary, or indicated prevention programs.
B) selective prevention programs.
C) mental health promotion programs.
D) early intervention programs.
E) universal programs.

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Selective prevention programs target individuals who have identified risk factors that place them at higher risk for developing certain mental health problems. This approach allows for more targeted and efficient prevention efforts, as resources can be focused on those who are most vulnerable.

Prevention Programs That Target Participants on the Basis of Known