In Their Study of Factors Affecting the Successful Implementation of Child

question 36

Multiple Choice

In their study of factors affecting the successful implementation of child and adolescent prevention and promotion programs Durlak and DuPre found that:

• A)program fidelity had little relationship to the success of a program.
• B)effective programs could be successfully implemented regardless of the characteristics of the organization adopting them.
• C)factors related to the organizational capacity of the Prevention Delivery System were key to successful implementation.
• D)Successful implementation of effective prevention and promotion programs is easy.

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Definitions:

Flynn Effect

The observed rise over time in standardized intelligence test scores, theorized to reflect a variety of environmental factors.

Average Score

The mean value obtained by dividing the sum of all scores in a set by the number of scores, often used to measure central tendency in data.

IQ Scores

A numerical assessment, derived from standardized tests, that measures a person's intelligence level compared to others.

Environmental Factors

Elements within the surrounding environment that can influence living organisms, encompassing physical, chemical, and biological factors.