Certified Prevention Professional (CPP) Practice Exam

Which question is NOT part of measuring "Practice Fit"?

1. Will people support it?

2. Is it feasible?

3. Will it improve funding?

4. Is it appropriate for the community?

The correct answer is: Will it improve funding?

The concept of "Practice Fit" emphasizes the alignment of a program or intervention with the specific context in which it will be implemented, including the community's needs, values, and existing resources. Measuring "Practice Fit" involves assessing various factors that contribute to successful implementation. The question regarding funding improvement does not directly relate to the suitability or alignment of the practice within a particular setting. While funding can influence whether a practice is executed or supported, it does not evaluate how well the practice fits the needs of the community, the resources available, or the context in which it will be integrated. The other questions focus directly on aspects of community support, feasibility, and appropriateness, which are critical for understanding whether a practice will be successful in a specific environment. In this way, the correct answer illustrates a different domain of consideration—financial aspects—rather than practical alignment, making it the one that does not fit within the framework of measuring "Practice Fit."