Better Beginnings, Better Futures differs from most prevention projects in that
A) it was designed to address child, family, and community development.
B) a home-visiting component is included.
C) funding was provided by the community members themselves.
D) community psychologists are responsible for most decisions.
E) it focused only on families falling below the poverty line.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Better Beginnings, Better Futures is unique because it was designed to address child, family, and community development holistically, rather than focusing on a single aspect of development or targeting only high-risk groups.

Better Beginnings, Better Futures Differs from Most Prevention Projects in That