The fact that neighborhoods or other geographic areas are often targeted in prevention raises all but which of the following problems?

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All the options listed are indeed problems associated with targeting neighborhoods or geographic areas in prevention efforts. Neighborhoods cannot be isolated from surrounding areas, interventions may not be uniformly applied across or within neighborhoods, crime displacement (where crime moves from the targeted area to another area) may occur, and there are often competing influences within a neighborhood that can affect the success of prevention efforts.

The Fact That Neighborhoods or Other Geographic Areas Are Often