(SOLVED) difference between interventions and strategies

interventions and strategies are related terms that are often used in the context of problem-solving or achieving a specific goal, but they have different meanings.

An intervention is an action or series of actions taken to address a particular problem or issue. It is a specific technique or approach used to make a change in a particular situation. Interventions are often reactive, in that they are implemented in response to an existing problem or situation.

Examples of interventions might include providing therapy to address mental health issues, providing medication to treat a physical ailment, or implementing a new policy to address a particular social issue.