Question

including a supportive message like \youre not alone\ on a poster can:
a. help normalize mental health struggles
b. discourage peers from seeking help
c. confuse younger students
d. focus too much on data and statistics about mental health.
which phrase is most suitable for a middle school audience?
a. follow clinical advice closely
b. seek guidance on complex mental health issues
c. contact a professional
d. talking to someone can help when you feel down

Explanation:

First Question:

A supportive message like "You're not alone" on a poster helps reduce the stigma around mental health struggles by showing that others face similar issues, thus normalizing them. Option b is incorrect as it would encourage, not discourage, help - seeking. Option c is wrong as the message is clear and not confusing for younger students. Option d is incorrect as the message is about emotional support, not data/statistics.

Middle school students need simple, relatable language. Option d uses easy - to - understand wording about talking to someone when feeling down. Option a's "clinical advice" is too formal/complex. Option b's "complex mental health issues" is too advanced. Option c's "contact a professional" is less relatable and clear than option d for this audience.

Answer:

a. Help normalize mental health struggles

Second Question: