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Community based needs assessment is defined as seeking to influence a community as a whole |
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| What is the correct order of steps when considering the framework for designing eval instruments? |
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| purpose, test specifications, pool of items, Dilman's state of pretesting, final form of instrument |
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| Formative evals are primarily concerned with _______ while on the other hand process evals are primarily concerned with ____ |
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| feasibility; delivery of services |
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| A ____ can provide a general explanation of why people act or do not act to maintain and/or promote their health |
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| State all the steps in a needs assessment and why assessing need is vital for a program |
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Understand purpose, level of assessment, budget and resources, time allotted
ID specific info needed
Det whether info already exist or can be obtained with current resources
Design methodology
Collect and analyze data
Prepare the report
Disseminate results
Gives measure against which program implementation and outcome will be compared |
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| What is not present in a measurable objective? |
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| What is the formula for CEA and its meaning? |
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| total cost/success (# or %); Cost effectiveness analysis |
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| T/F: a process eval is concerned with feasibility |
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| What 3 concepts must be related to demonstrate causality? |
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| time (cause before effect) relationships ( more cause=more effect), only explanation |
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| What type of eval is concerned with feasibility? |
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| What type of validity is not a subjective opinion? |
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