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EFFECTIVENESS OF THE PRIMARY PREVENTION ON ALCOHOL USE AND STRESS MANAGEMENT FOR SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS
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The paper examines the effectiveness of the primary prevention in the field of stress management and use of alcohol by students second and third years of secondary school. The research was relized in cooperation with center of primary prevention. In generation the paper describes theoretical points devoted to this subject. For this work, we chose a quantitative research, which works with two research-non prevented and prevented pupils of high school. Both of these research files are further divided by gender. There are research methods used SVF 78 and ADS range of alcohol dependence. The aim of the article is to describe results of the research and emphasize the importance of prevention of risk behaviour.
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