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Protective Factors in Development

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Which of the following is considered a protective factor against risk exposure?

Frequent social media use

Living in a high-crime area

Stable and supportive caregiver (correct)

Regular participation in competitive sports

Which of these options can enhance a person's resilience to risk factors?

Lack of community support

Isolation from peers

Having friends and family members (correct)

Negative self-talk

What role does an adult mentor, such as a coach or teacher, play in a person's life?

They often contribute to negative peer pressure.

They are a significant protective factor. (correct)

They can increase feelings of isolation.

They provide conditional support based on performance.

Being active in a church can serve as what type of factor?

<p>A protective factor that offers community support</p> Signup and view all the answers

In what way does doing well in school function as a protective factor?

<p>It can buffer against mental health issues.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Protective Factors

Protective factors are attributes or conditions that mitigate the impact of risk factors and enhance resilience.
They play a crucial role in reducing the likelihood of developing serious problems later in life.

Key Protective Factors

Academic Success
- Performing well in school serves as a strong protective factor, contributing to better life outcomes and opportunities.
Supportive Caregiver
- Having a stable and nurturing caregiver provides emotional support and guidance, creating a secure environment for growth.
Mentorship
- Adult mentors, such as coaches or teachers, offer guidance, support, and role modeling, positively influencing youth development.
Social Connections
- Strong relationships with friends and family members provide emotional support, fostering a sense of belonging and security.
Community Engagement
- Active participation in a church or similar community organization can enhance social networks and promote positive values and behaviors.

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Explore key protective factors that help buffer against risk exposure in children's development. This quiz focuses on aspects such as academic success, stable relationships, mentorship, social support, and community involvement. Understand how these factors can lead to healthier outcomes in life.