Multiple Choice
Today, social work interventions are inclined to be evidence-based practices. Funders, administrators, and clients expect to see evidence that the programs and practices used are representative of "best-practices," or have empirical support for being effective. What is an operational definition for evidence-based practices?
A) Practices that have a lengthy history of being implemented
B) Interventions that approximate causal relationships to client outcomes
C) Interventions that approximate exploratory or descriptive links to client outcomes
D) Interventions that a practitioner is comfortable implementing
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