Compare Prevention Programs with Those That Are Treatment-Oriented

question 14

Multiple Choice

Compare prevention programs with those that are treatment-oriented.

• A) Prevention professionals accept and endorse the concept of rigorous evaluation much more readily than their treatment-oriented counterparts.
• B) The literature on the evaluation of prevention programs is as focused on issues of research design as is the literature on treatment.
• C) Prevention professionals accept and endorse the concept of rigorous evaluation as readily as their treatment- oriented counterparts.
• D) The literature on the evaluation of prevention programs addresses issues of research design less frequently than does the literature on treatment.

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Definitions:

Collective Leadership

A leadership model in which responsibilities and decision-making are distributed among multiple people or groups rather than centralized in a single leader.

Shared

Something that is used, occupied, or enjoyed jointly with others.

Distributed

Refers to systems, processes, or entities that are spread out across different locations or components, rather than being centralized.

Leadership Divided

A situation where leadership responsibilities and decision-making powers are split among multiple individuals or groups, potentially leading to conflicts or inefficiencies.