Intervention Mapping Is a Highly Detailed Process for Which the Central

question 5

Multiple Choice

Intervention mapping is a highly detailed process for which the central tenet is;

• A) The need to understand the correlates of a behaviour and the contexts in which those correlates apply.
• B) The need to ensure you have sufficient data on how the intervention is to be implemented.
• C) The need to base decisions made during intervention planning, development and evaluation on theories and empirical evidence.
• D) The need to adhere to a strict linear approach so that none of the steps are missed.

Comprehend the impact of input price changes on the supply curve.

Analyze how technological advances affect supply.

Grasp the mechanism of price adjustment to equilibrate quantity demanded and quantity supplied.

Recognize the relationship between market equilibrium, surplus, and shortage.

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