An example of an indicated prevention strategy is which of the following?

An indicated prevention strategy is specifically designed for individuals who are identified as being at high risk for developing a substance use disorder. The correct answer, which refers to a Student Assistance Program (SAP), fits this definition as it actively targets students who may be displaying signs of substance use or related issues. SAPs provide support, resources, and intervention strategies tailored to those identified students, aiming to prevent the progression to more serious problems.

The other options do not fit the criteria for indicated prevention. Media campaigns typically aim at the general population to raise awareness and educate rather than focusing on at-risk individuals. School assemblies serve as broader educational efforts and may not specifically target high-risk students. Similarly, Social Norm Programs aim to shift perceptions among a larger group regarding substance use behavior rather than directly intervening with individuals identified as high risk. Thus, SAPs are uniquely positioned as indicated prevention strategies due to their targeted approach and direct support for at-risk youth.