As a Result of the Findings of a Parent Intervention

question 48

Multiple Choice

As a result of the findings of a parent intervention program, Cowan and colleagues concluded that

• A) families may need intermittent interventions to prevent problems from escalating.
• B) families, once provided with intervention, will continue to be strong and effective.
• C) family intervention programs are not cost-effective mechanisms for improving family functioning.
• D) many families will experience significant problems regardless of participation in intervention programs.

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