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Model urges a low threshold for spotting unusual behavior or distress to allow early intervention

Conclusion [V] p027-09

Nevertheless, it encourages schools to set a low threshold when identifying students who might be engaging in unusual behavior, or experiencing distress, so that early interventions can be applied to reduce the risk of violence or other negative outcomes.

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