School-based prevention programs designed to reduce the number of teenagers who smoke cigarettes are most effective when they include all EXCEPT which of the following components?

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Providing no-cost health screenings for students who have already begun smoking is not a component that is necessary for a school-based prevention program to be effective. The other three components - having a no-smoking policy, teaching strategies for resisting peer pressure, and teaching the consequences of smoking - are all important for reducing teenage smoking rates.

School-Based Prevention Programs Designed to Reduce the Number of Teenagers