The PRECEDE-PROCEED Model Differs from Other Planning Models in That

question 6

Multiple Choice

The PRECEDE-PROCEED model differs from other planning models in that:

• A) planning starts with identifying the desired end result.
• B) program participation is open to the community at-large rather than a specific audience.
• C) the needs assessment is conducted by community members.
• D) program activities focus on behavior change through skill building.

Recognize the conditions under which a business can be easily formed or dissolved.

Distinguish between the various forms of business ownership with respect to their establishment, regulation, and operation.

Understand the concept of adolescent egocentrism and its manifestations.

Recognize the variations and influences in developming sexual orientation and racial/ethnic identity during adolescence.

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Definitions:

Class Box

A custom data structure or object defined in programming that can encapsulate variables and methods.

Rectangle

A quadrilateral with four right angles and two pairs of parallel and equal sides.

Class Definition

The specification of attributes and behaviors of objects in object-oriented programming by defining a class.

Speed

The rate at which an object covers distance or an operation is performed, often measured in units per time.