Intervention with adjudicated juvenile offenders where the goal is to reduce repeat offending or recidivism through such measures as substance abuse treatment and imprisonment is:

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Tertiary prevention focuses on reducing further harm or risk for individuals who have already experienced negative consequences, such as adjudicated juvenile offenders who have already committed crimes. This can include interventions like substance abuse treatment and imprisonment aimed at reducing recidivism. Primary prevention aims to prevent the onset of problems before they occur, and secondary prevention aims to intervene early to prevent problems from worsening. "Delinquency repression" is not a commonly used term in prevention science.

Intervention with Adjudicated Juvenile Offenders Where the Goal Is to Reduce