Certified Prevention Specialist CPS Practice Exam

The strategy labeled "Selective" is aimed at intervening with specific populations that are identified as at higher risk for negative health outcomes, particularly in the context of substance abuse prevention. Programs that focus on these targeted groups often include tailored programs or initiatives that address the unique needs and characteristics of those at greater risk.

In this context, media campaigns and programs specifically targeting higher-risk groups are clearly aligned with a selective approach. Health fairs, while they can provide valuable information and resources, typically aim for a broader audience and do not specifically target those at greater risk.

Clearinghouses and information resource centers serve to disseminate vital resources but, like health fairs, they do not directly focus their efforts on at-risk populations. Consequently, they are less representative of a selective strategy, which is built around targeting and directly engaging with groups that demonstrate increased vulnerability. Thus, the first choice stands out as not fitting within the main methods employed in selective strategies.