BBH 316 Test 2

________ can be accomplished through random selection of individuals.

Interviewing a teacher at a public school about funding and the cost of materials is known as...

Flue shots are an example of what type of intervention?

_________ is formalized approach to collecting data in order to identify needs of individuals orgroups

The extent to which delivery of a health intervention conforms to guidelines for an intervention is called?

What is this an example of?

What is this an example of?

Which is not a definition or component of evidence based interventions?

______The environment or mood of the group, stemming from culture and leaders

During Test-retest reliability the preferred score is ____

What does the 'T' in SMART stand for?

Interviewing customers at a pizza store about whether they like pizza or burgers more is a form of response bias.

During Test-retest reliability what grade level of reading should be used?

The SRTE surveys at the end of the semester are

 Is about long term program operation is known as________

The final report includes all but...

_____are used to identify the long-term accomplishments of a health promotion program. 

Within the logic model outputs are also known as Impacts.

Treatment intervations are approaches that target those who have low symptom levels or a diagnosable illness.

Deliverig an intervetion quite differently than intended by the creators is known as high fidelity.

Selective preventive strategies are approaches in which specific groups that share signifigant risk factors

A mission statement is sometimes referred to as the ________ of a health promotion program.

Sets a program’s direction and intent

Achieving acceptance and support for the program in the setting is part of Exploration an adoption.

What is a need?

 Specific steps that need to be achieved in order to attain the goal.

Availibility, Reading level, and Production quality and suitability are known as the _____.

Which is not a SMART objective

A mission statement is usually a short statement that describes the general ____ or ______ of a program.

A Capacity Assessment is the assessment of a site to determine available resources.

Logic model: Equipment/ supplies /materials are apart of inputs.

______ is used to identify the needed changes or tasks in the administration of the program itself.

A capacity assessment as the basis of program installation is apart of Intial implementation.

What level of strategie include approaches designed to address risk factors in an entire population.

Which is not a step of a Needs Assessment?

Which is not a Type of Health Promotion intervention?

What is an example of secondary data collection?

______ are beliefs, values, customs, experiences, and knowledge of a setting.