The Extent to Which a Prevention Program Achieves Desired Outcomes

question 15

Multiple Choice

The extent to which a prevention program achieves desired outcomes when used in an applied setting rather than in the original research conditions is known as

• A)the number needed to treat.
• B)effectiveness.
• C)the reduction of risk.
• D)efficacy.

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Definitions:

Labor Movement

A collective organization of working people that seeks to improve wages, working conditions, and workers' rights through various forms of protest and negotiation.

Nonunion Environments

Workplaces where no labor unions represent the workers, often characterized by more direct employer-to-employee relations.

Management

The process of dealing with or controlling things or people, which includes planning, organizing, leading, and controlling an organization’s resources to achieve specific goals.

Universal Declaration

Often refers to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights adopted by the United Nations General Assembly, outlining basic human rights to be universally protected.