MOST Evidence for the Effectiveness of Self-Help Programs Comes From

question 181

Multiple Choice

MOST evidence for the effectiveness of self-help programs comes from:

• A) carefully monitored longitudinal studies.
• B) laboratory experimentation and generalization of findings.
• C) cross-sectional surveys of self-help program participants.
• D) testimonials from those who have gone through such a program.

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Definitions:

Cost-Per-Dollar-Raised Ratio

A metric used in fundraising and nonprofit management that measures the cost of raising one dollar of donations.

Fund-Raising Effort

Initiatives or activities aimed at collecting funds for supporting a cause, project, or organization, often involving appeals to potential donors.

Attribution Theory

A theory that focuses on how individuals interpret events and how this relates to their thinking and behavior.

Situational Factors

External influences that can affect an individual's behavior and decisions in a given context.