Innovation-Specific Capacity and General Capacity Differ in That

question 2

Multiple Choice

Innovation-specific capacity and general capacity differ in that:

• A) innovation-specific capacity applies to organizations while general capacity applies to communities.
• B) innovation-specific capacity refers to the skills and resources necessary to implement a specific program while general capacity refers to the skills,characteristics and overall level of functioning necessary to implement any type of program.
• C) innovation-specific capacity refers to program implementation while general capacity refers to employee morale.
• D) general capacity refers solely to an organization's financial resources.

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