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Tyson is a youth who has a good relationship with his parents and seems to have little interest in becoming involved in criminal activities, although he lives in a poor neighbourhood and often witnesses violence at school. What category of protective factors would his good parent-child relationship be classified as?
a. Individual protective factors
b. Biological protective factors
c. Familial protective factors
d. Social/external protective factors
e. Relational protective factors

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