For teens in need of mental health services, which statements indicate a benefit to those receiving treatment versus their peers who are not in treatment? Check all that apply.Teens in treatment are more likely to be clinically depressed as young adults.Teens in treatment are more likely to develop long-term relationships.Teens in treatment are more likely to drop out of school.Teens in treatment are less likely to end up homeless later in life.Teens in treatment are less likely to drop out of school.Teens in treatment are less likely to abuse alcohol or drugs.
Answer
A
Teens in treatment are more likely to be clinically depressed as young adults.
B
Teens in treatment are more likely to develop long-term relationships.
C
Teens in treatment are more likely to drop out of school.
D
Teens in treatment are less likely to end up homeless later in life.
E
Teens in treatment are less likely to drop out of school.
F
Teens in treatment are less likely to abuse alcohol or drugs.
Explanation
The benefits are outcomes showing better functioning later in life. Teens who receive treatment are more likely to develop long-term relationships and less likely to become homeless, drop out of school, or abuse alcohol or drugs. Being more likely to be clinically depressed or to drop out of school would be a negative outcome, so A and C are not benefits.
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