Question 1

Diffusion of innovation does not occur without:

Accepted Answer

A)  A good idea 
B)  Adoption 
C)  A needs assessment 
D)  An implementation plan 
A)  A good idea 
B)  Adoption 
C)  A needs assessment 
D)  An implementation plan B

Question 2

When doing a budget for a business plan, it helps to start by brainstorming:

Accepted Answer

A)  Start-up costs 
B)  Business loan proposals 
C)  Marketing plans 
D)  Grant proposals 
A)  Start-up costs 
B)  Business loan proposals 
C)  Marketing plans 
D)  Grant proposals A

Question 3

The organizational structure of the business typically focuses on:

Accepted Answer

A)  Milestones and time line for completion 
B)  Mission statement 
C)  Marketing plan 
D)  Budget 
A)  Milestones and time line for completion 
B)  Mission statement 
C)  Marketing plan 
D)  Budget A

Question 4

One way to address the differing abilities of program participants to pay for services is a:

Accepted Answer

A)  Flat fee 
B)  Fee-for-service 
C)  Sliding scale fee 
D)  No fee 
A)  Flat fee 
B)  Fee-for-service 
C)  Sliding scale fee 
D)  No fee

Question 5

An aspect of a business plan designed to improve the lives of people, communities, and society is known as:

Accepted Answer

A)  Marketing 
B)  Social marketing 
C)  Strategic planning 
D)  Market analysis 
A)  Marketing 
B)  Social marketing 
C)  Strategic planning 
D)  Market analysis

Question 6

A business plan should be:

Accepted Answer

A)  Static 
B)  Modified frequently 
C)  Strategic planning 
D)  Market analysis 
A)  Static 
B)  Modified frequently 
C)  Strategic planning 
D)  Market analysis

Question 7

When using a sponsorship approach to support a program, before approaching potential sponsors, which of the following should be clearly identified?

Accepted Answer

A)  Sponsorship levels 
B)  Organizational logo 
C)  Program outcomes 
D)  Company vision 
A)  Sponsorship levels 
B)  Organizational logo 
C)  Program outcomes 
D)  Company vision

Question 8

What is a typical main goal of a business plan?

Accepted Answer

A)  Philanthropy 
B)  Develop a mission statement 
C)  Financial stability 
D)  Develop a budget 
A)  Philanthropy 
B)  Develop a mission statement 
C)  Financial stability 
D)  Develop a budget

Question 9

One effective approach to strategic planning in a business plan includes:

Accepted Answer

A)  Marketing 
B)  Social marketing 
C)  SWOT analysis 
D)  Market analysis 
A)  Marketing 
B)  Social marketing 
C)  SWOT analysis 
D)  Market analysis

Question 10

When establishing a non-profit organization, there are multiple steps. Which important step considers size of the organization, perceived liabilities, and tax-exempt status?

Accepted Answer

A)  Idea phase 
B)  Gather people who share one's vision and commitment 
C)  Determining the form or legal structure for the non-profit 
D)  Development of a strategic plan 
A)  Idea phase 
B)  Gather people who share one's vision and commitment 
C)  Determining the form or legal structure for the non-profit 
D)  Development of a strategic plan

Question 11

In Rogers's theory diffusion of innovation, the group of people who serve as leaders and role models by embracing the innovation are called the:

Accepted Answer

A)  Innovators 
B)  Early adopters 
C)  Early majority 
D)  Late majority 
A)  Innovators 
B)  Early adopters 
C)  Early majority 
D)  Late majority

Question 12

An occupational therapy practitioner starts a community sensory garden at a local school. A couple of teachers offer to assist in helping maintain the garden, but others complain to the principal about the initiative. According to Rogers's theory of innovation, the teachers contacting the principal represent which group of individuals?

Accepted Answer

A)  Early adopters 
B)  Early majority 
C)  Late majority 
D)  Laggards 
A)  Early adopters 
B)  Early majority 
C)  Late majority 
D)  Laggards

Question 13

The school where the community sensory garden was started tends to be overcrowded and teachers have large numbers of students in their classes. Based on this information, what factor likely impeded the adoption of the community program?

Accepted Answer

A)  Impulsive adoption of the innovation 
B)  Misinformation about the innovation 
C)  Information overload 
D)  Poor implementation 
A)  Impulsive adoption of the innovation 
B)  Misinformation about the innovation 
C)  Information overload 
D)  Poor implementation

Question 14

An entrepreneur can best be described as one who:

Accepted Answer

A)  Pursues new or existing opportunities in a marketplace 
B)  Establishes a link between a perceived need of a client and a possible means of satisfying that need 
C)  Puts their stamp of approval on a new idea by adopting it 
D)  Innovates and communicates through certain channels over time among the members of a social system 
A)  Pursues new or existing opportunities in a marketplace 
B)  Establishes a link between a perceived need of a client and a possible means of satisfying that need 
C)  Puts their stamp of approval on a new idea by adopting it 
D)  Innovates and communicates through certain channels over time among the members of a social system

Question 15

In a grant proposal, costs required to implement the program, including overhead and administrative costs, are referred to as:

Accepted Answer

A)  Sponsorships 
B)  Indirect costs 
C)  Direct costs 
D)  In-kind 
A)  Sponsorships 
B)  Indirect costs 
C)  Direct costs 
D)  In-kind

Question 16

The school principal supports the program created by the OT. The principal holds a meeting to see if there is another way to implement the program and see which teachers are supportive. In this process, the principal is supporting the innovation by:

Accepted Answer

A)  Understanding the time and place to disseminate the new program or business to others 
B)  Recognizing the importance of sharing the evidence behind the proposed program 
C)  Understanding the interest and demand for the program 
D)  Identifying readiness to adopt new approaches or programs 
A)  Understanding the time and place to disseminate the new program or business to others 
B)  Recognizing the importance of sharing the evidence behind the proposed program 
C)  Understanding the interest and demand for the program 
D)  Identifying readiness to adopt new approaches or programs

Exam 8: Program Support: Innovation, Entrepreneurship, and Business Acumen Introduction

Diffusion of innovation does not occur without:

When doing a budget for a business plan, it helps to start by brainstorming:

The organizational structure of the business typically focuses on:

One way to address the differing abilities of program participants to pay for services is a:

An aspect of a business plan designed to improve the lives of people, communities, and society is known as:

A business plan should be:

When using a sponsorship approach to support a program, before approaching potential sponsors, which of the following should be clearly identified?

What is a typical main goal of a business plan?

One effective approach to strategic planning in a business plan includes:

When establishing a non-profit organization, there are multiple steps. Which important step considers size of the organization, perceived liabilities, and tax-exempt status?

In Rogers's theory diffusion of innovation, the group of people who serve as leaders and role models by embracing the innovation are called the:

The school where the community sensory garden was started tends to be overcrowded and teachers have large numbers of students in their classes. Based on this information, what factor likely impeded the adoption of the community program?

An entrepreneur can best be described as one who:

In a grant proposal, costs required to implement the program, including overhead and administrative costs, are referred to as:

The school principal supports the program created by the OT. The principal holds a meeting to see if there is another way to implement the program and see which teachers are supportive. In this process, the principal is supporting the innovation by:

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