Substance abuse prevention often overlaps with an array of other social and personal problems (such as mental health, education, law enforcement, and health care). Currently, we see that these overlaps result in .
A) a convergence of social policy commitment and extensive staff training
B) federal funding aimed at prevention through means other than law enforcement
C) greater federal and state commitment to substance abuse prevention
D) competition among community agencies for funds, clients, and other resources

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Substance abuse prevention's overlap with various social and personal issues often leads to competition among community agencies for limited resources, including funding, clients, and other supports, rather than fostering collaboration or increasing resources dedicated to prevention efforts.

Substance Abuse Prevention Often Overlaps with an Array of Other