What is the order for listing program components in a logic model?
A)model, inputs, activities, outputs, client outcomes
B)model, activities, inputs, outputs, client's outcomes
C)activities, model, outputs, inputs, client outcomes
D)inputs, model, activities, client outcomes, outputs

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The correct order for listing program components in a logic model typically starts with inputs (resources dedicated to or consumed by the program), followed by activities (what the program does with the inputs to fulfill its mission), outputs (the direct products of program activities), and finally, client outcomes (the specific changes in program participants' behavior, knowledge, skills, status, or level of functioning). Option A incorrectly includes "model" as a component to be ordered, which is a misunderstanding. The logic model itself is the framework that organizes these components, not a component to be ordered.

What Is the Order for Listing Program Components in a Logic