30. In addressing the teenage pregnancy problem, which of the following data WILL NOT be useful in yourprogram?A. The population of the communityB. The number of infantsC. The number of pregnant teenagersD. The incidence of pregnancy in the community31. Which among the following may be considered as a desırable evaluation result?A. A decrease in the population in the communityB. A decrease in the incidence of teenage pregnanciesC. Stability in the number of teenage pregnanciesD. None of the choices32. When pnonitizing the list of problems in the community, planners should consider which of the following?A. Whether the need is modifiable or notB. Whether adequate resources are available or not to address the problemC. The importance of the needD. All of the choices

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30. In addressing the teenage pregnancy problem, which of the following data WILL NOT be useful in your
program?
A. The population of the community
B. The number of infants
C. The number of pregnant teenagers
D. The incidence of pregnancy in the community
31. Which among the following may be considered as a desırable evaluation result?
A. A decrease in the population in the community
B. A decrease in the incidence of teenage pregnancies
C. Stability in the number of teenage pregnancies
D. None of the choices
32. When pnonitizing the list of problems in the community, planners should consider which of the following?
A. Whether the need is modifiable or not
B. Whether adequate resources are available or not to address the problem
C. The importance of the need
D. All of the choices

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