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:

High Individualism

A cultural pattern that emphasizes personal goals, autonomy, and self-reliance over collective goals, community, and interdependence.

Personal Uniqueness

The distinct characteristics and experiences that define an individual's identity and differentiate them from others.

High Collectivism

A social pattern in which individuals prioritize the goals and well-being of the group over personal goals or desires.

Power Distance

A cultural dimension that reflects the degree to which less powerful members of organizations and institutions accept and expect that power is distributed unequally.