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PUBH-6475-2/PUBH-6475D-2/PUBH-6475P-2/PUBH-6475N-2-Planning, Implement, & Eval-2022-Fall-QTR-Term-wks-1-thru-11

Module 1 Quiz

1. A component, a mixture of ideas or concepts taken from any number of theories and used together is called a .
2. The public health pyramid is divided into which four sections?
3. Is planning and evaluation a cyclical or a linear process?
4. Which of these is NOT an assumption that influences the effectiveness of the planning process?
5. Which type of evaluation seeks to determine the effect of the program to demonstrate or identify the program’s effect on those who participated in the program?
6. In which field were the first evaluations done?
7. A paradox in health program planning is that the prosperity that is for the good of individuals and society may also be bad for health.
8. Theories and models can be separated into three different levels of influence. Which level focuses on the assumptions that other people influence our behavior?
9. The distinguishing difference between outcome and impact evaluations is the length of time between intervention and the effect.
10. Which type of evaluation is type of evaluation that is performed to collect data about the health of a particular group?
11. An assumption in program planning is that planning occurs in an orderly fashion.
12. Which factors have been found to influence behavior?
13. Which factors have not been found to influence behavior?
14. Theories and models help us understand why people do what they do.

 Module 1 Quiz (Set 2)

1. The medical model focuses on the individual patient and his or her characteristics.
2. The public health model focuses on curing disease.
3. An assumption in program planning is that planning occurs in an orderly fashion.
4. Which type of evaluation seeks to determine the effect of the program to demonstrate or identify the program’s effect on those who participated in the program?
5. A component, a mixture of ideas or concepts taken from any number of theories and used together is called a .
6. The public health model focuses on a population’s risk factors and the context in which they emerge.
7. Which factors have been found to influence behavior?
8. A paradox in health program planning is that the prosperity that is for the good of individuals and society may also be bad for health.
9. Theories and models can be separated into three different levels of influence. Which level focuses on the assumptions that other people influence our behavior?
10. A set of statements or principles devised to explain a group of factors or phenomena, especially one that has been repeatedly tested or is widely accepted and can be used to make predictions about natural phenomena is called a .
11. Which type of evaluation is type of evaluation that is performed to collect data about the health of a particular group?
12. Theories cannot be developed from scratch or revised.
13. Theories and models can be separated into three different levels of influence. Which level focuses on the factors within the person that influence behavior, such as knowledge, attitudes, beliefs, motivation, self-concept, developmental history, past experience, and skills?
14. Which type of evaluation is completed at the conclusion of a program to provide a conclusive statement regarding program effects?
15. The two predominant models used to explain the occurrence of obesity—and of health more generally—are the medical model and the public health model.

 Module 1 Quiz (Set 3) 

1. Which of these is NOT an assumption that influences the effectiveness of the planning process?
2. Which of the following is included in a definition of health?
3. Culture does not influence behavior.
4. Intentional efforts to create something that has not occurred previously for the betterment of others and for the purpose of meeting desired goals is a definition of planning.
5. The two predominant models used to explain the occurrence of obesity—and of health more generally—are the medical model and the public health model.
6. The distinguishing difference between outcome and impact evaluations is the length of time between intervention and the effect.
7. Theories and models help us understand why people do what they do.
8. Which type of evaluation is completed at the conclusion of a program to provide a conclusive statement regarding program effects?
9. Theories and models can be separated into three different levels of influence. Which level focuses on the assumptions that other people influence our behavior?
10. In which field were the first evaluations done?
11. Which factors have been found to influence behavior?
12. Theories cannot be developed from scratch or revised.
13. A paradox in health program planning is that the prosperity that is for the good of individuals and society may also be bad for health.
14. Theories and models can be separated into three different levels of influence. Which level focuses on the factors within social systems such as rules, regulations, legislation, norms, and policies?
15. Which type of evaluation is type of evaluation that is performed to collect data about the health of a particular group?