Which Reason Why Interventions Fail Is Often as a Result

question 49

Multiple Choice

Which reason why interventions fail is often as a result of a poor (or nonexistent) data gathering and diagnostic process?

• A) wrong problem
• B) wrong intervention
• C) unclear or overambitious goals
• D) implementing an event rather than a program

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Definitions:

Adds Variety

Introduces diversity and difference, making situations, tasks, or environments more interesting and less monotonous.

Prosocial Motivation

The desire to benefit others or contribute to the greater good through one’s actions and behaviors.

Self-oriented Role

A function or position within a group or team that focuses on personal growth, achievements, and responsibilities rather than collaborative goals.

Craving for Recognition

A strong desire or need to be acknowledged and valued by others for one's achievements or qualities.