Recent research suggests that it might be possible to "psychologically immunize" at-risk children against depression.What intervention was provided to form the basis of this position?

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Recent research suggests that children who are taught cognitive and social problem-solving skills before they enter puberty may be better equipped to handle stressors and cope with negative emotions, reducing the likelihood of developing depression. This intervention is based on the idea that by providing children with the skills they need to navigate difficult situations, they can build resilience and reduce their vulnerability to depression. Art therapy (A) and family counselling (B) may certainly be helpful for some children, but they were not the interventions used in the research suggesting psychological immunization against depression. Psychoanalytic therapy (D) is not typically used to treat children, and there is no research to suggest that it can be used to prevent depression.

Recent Research Suggests That It Might Be Possible to "Psychologically