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Cellular respiration occurs in all cells

When planning an evaluation, which question helps ensure the study will inform policy decisions and program replication in similar settings?

Outcome evaluations are primarily concerned with whether a program achieved its intended effects, regardless of how those effects were produced.

In rural settings, evaluation measures should be designed with an awareness of local access barriers and contextual factors.

The primary role of stakeholders in the HNA process is to veto decisions.

Knowledge is a collective attribute and can be shaped by social context and community norms.

Oral traditions can function as a vehicle for Indigenous knowledge transmission relevant to health.

In KAP research, ‘practice’ refers only to observable health behaviors, not intentions.

A health education program that targets those with higher prior knowledge first is an example of universal design.

Social movements for change can be grounded in deconstruction and reconstruction of knowledge systems.