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.

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