A community program probably will not have its intended effects if:

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Both options A and B can cause a community program to not have its intended effects. If the assumptions of the program are incorrect, the program design, implementation, and evaluation will be flawed. If the program is not implemented adequately, the necessary resources and support for the program's success may be lacking. Therefore, both factors should be considered and addressed in the program planning and implementation process. Process evaluation can help to identify areas where the program may need to be adjusted or improved over time, but it does not guarantee the program's success if the underlying assumptions and implementation are flawed.

A Community Program Probably Will Not Have Its Intended Effects