Health, 02.10.2019 17:30 Min1on7

How does a risk factor differ from a protective factor?

a risk factor refers to peers who influence a person’s potential for harmful behavior and a protective factor refers to family influences.

a risk factor describes a person’s potential for harmful actions and a protective factor describes a person’s thought process for resisting harmful actions.

a risk factor increases a person’s potential for harmful behavior and a protective factor decreases it.

a risk factor decreases a person’s potential for harmful behavior and a protective factor increases it.

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How does a risk factor differ from a protective factor?

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