Which of the following is NOT listed as a school-related effort to address health risk behaviors?

• A. Perform community service unrelated to health
• B. Get involved and understand that you can make a difference
• C. Start a peer intervention group
• D. Create a poster or social media message contest

Answer: (A)

School-based efforts to address health risk behaviors focus on engaging students directly in prevention activities within the school, using peer influence, awareness campaigns, and student-led initiatives. Performing community service unrelated to health doesn’t directly target health risk behaviors in the school setting, so it isn’t considered part of school-related health prevention efforts. The other options fit because they involve active student participation and outreach within the school: getting involved and believing you can make a difference promotes personal agency; starting a peer intervention group creates a supportive, relatable network to discourage risky behaviors; and creating a poster or social media contest spreads health messages through the school community.