MPH Community Health & Health Promotion 3

Question 1

In program evaluation, 'formative evaluation' is conducted:

Accepted Answer

During program development or implementation to improve the program while it is ongoing

Answer

Formative evaluation is conducted during development and implementation phases to provide feedback that improves the program design before it is finalized.

Question 2

The PRECEDE-PROCEED model is primarily used in public health for:

Accepted Answer

Planning, implementing, and evaluating health promotion and disease prevention programs

Answer

PRECEDE-PROCEED is a comprehensive, evidence-based planning model that guides practitioners through educational diagnosis, program design, implementation, and evaluation.

Question 3

Which type of community health intervention operates primarily at the policy and environmental level?

Accepted Answer

Tobacco-free workplace policies enforced across all employers

Answer

Policy-level interventions such as tobacco-free workplace mandates change the physical and social environment for entire populations regardless of individual choices.

Question 4

A 'logic model' in public health program planning is best described as:

Accepted Answer

A visual diagram linking program inputs, activities, outputs, and short- and long-term outcomes

Answer

A logic model visually depicts the causal pathway from resources and activities through outputs to intended short-, medium-, and long-term outcomes.

Question 5

'Process evaluation' in public health programs focuses on:

Accepted Answer

How the program was delivered, including fidelity, reach, dose, and implementation quality

Answer

Process evaluation examines whether a program was implemented as planned, assessing reach, dosage, fidelity to the model, and participant satisfaction.

MPH - Master of Public Health Practice Test

MPH - Master of Public Health Practice Test

MPH Community Health & Health Promotion 3