Author Question: Evidence-based programs: a. are not useful for real communities because they were developed under ... (Read 74 times)

renzo156 · **on:** Jun 22, 2018

Evidence-based programs:

a. are not useful for real communities because they were developed under controlled settings and assume that all communities and settings are the same.
b. are generally too expensive to implement.
c. cannot be critically evaluated or implemented by anyone except behavioral health specialists.
d. are often required by funding sources.

Question 2

Innovation-specific capacity and general capacity differ in that:

a. innovation-specific capacity applies to organizations while general capacity applies to communities.
b. innovation-specific capacity refers to the skills and resources necessary to implement a specific program while general capacity refers to the skills, characteristics and overall level of functioning necessary to implement any type of program.
c. innovation-specific capacity refers to program implementation while general capacity refers to employee morale.
d. general capacity refers solely to an organization's financial resources.