Evidence-Based Programs

question 30

Multiple Choice

Evidence-based programs:

• A) are not useful for real communities because they were developed under controlled settings and assume that all communities and settings are the same.
• B) are generally too expensive to implement.
• C) cannot be critically evaluated or implemented by anyone except behavioral health specialists.
• D) are often required by funding sources.

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Definitions:

Payment Interval

The scheduled period between payments made by a borrower or payer to a lender or payee.

Compounded Quarterly

A financial calculation where interest is added to the principal four times a year, resulting in an increased amount on which subsequent interest calculations are based.

Lump Sum

A one-time transaction made at a specific moment, rather than several payments spread across a period.

Withdraw

To remove funds from a bank account or investment.