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What is the “fidelity” of an intervention in a research study?

A. The degree to which the intervention is implemented as intended.
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B. The cost-effectiveness of the intervention.
C. The popularity of the intervention among participants.
D. The speed at which the intervention shows results.

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  • The degree to which the intervention is implemented as intended.
  • The cost-effectiveness of the intervention.
  • The popularity of the intervention among participants.
  • The speed at which the intervention shows results.

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