Multiple Choice
Program differentiation refers to:
A) the unique aspects of the program that contribute to its success.
B) aspects of the program that can be changed without significantly impacting effectiveness.
C) the changes made in the real-world setting to meet the needs of the intended audience.
D) versions of the program developed to boost effectiveness.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q2: A vertical scale-up approach is appropriate for
Q3: The aspect of implementing a program with
Q4: All the following are community characteristics that
Q5: Programs with the best chance of scaling
Q6: The ethical challenge central to the implementation
Q8: It's important to understand that the geography
Q9: The RE-AIM implementation framework suggests which of
Q10: Contextual fit challenges are important to resolve
Q11: Contextual fit is important to implementation success
Q12: Implementation is affected by the characteristics of