In their study of factors affecting the successful implementation of child and adolescent prevention and promotion programs Durlak and DuPre found that:

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Durlak and DuPre found that factors related to the organizational capacity of the Prevention Delivery System, such as leadership support, staff buy-in, and adequate resources, were key to successful implementation. This suggests that the characteristics of the organization adopting the program matter greatly in the success of the implementation process. Choice A and D are incorrect, as program fidelity and successful implementation are positively related, and successful implementation is not easy, respectively. Choice B is incorrect as it asserts that the characteristics of the organization do not matter, which is contradicted by the findings of the study.

In Their Study of Factors Affecting the Successful Implementation of Child