One of the Principles of Successful Intervention Programs Involves

question 37

Multiple Choice

One of the principles of successful intervention programs involves

• A) offering services to the parents rather than to the child directly.
• B) beginning the program when the child is about to enter kindergarten.
• C) creating a support system that the child will need to maintain their academic progress.
• D) recognition that all children and their families benefit from the same intervention.

Recognize different types of power from an acausal worldview.

Distinguish the dimensions of power according to Barrett.

Familiarize with the methods of facilitating change through Barrett's perspective.

Know the concepts and examples consistent with Barrett's acausal worldview related to health patterning modalities.

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