Across
- 4. The intervention is based on outlined principles of behavior
- 5. The intervention targets social importance and significance to the learner.
- 6. The intervention is designed to operate in new environments and continue after formal treatment ends.
Down
- 1. The intervention is described well enough that it can be replicated by others and produce the same results.
- 2. You can objectively demonstrate that the intervention caused the change in behavior.
- 3. The intervention and resulting behavior change can be observed and measured and thus be validated.
- 7. An intervention produces robust and important effects.