The global criteria of orientation provide an overview of the program by describing program __________ and __________.

The global criteria of orientation provide an overview of the program by describing program __________ and __________.

• A. goals, objectives
• B. staff, facilities
• C. funding, governance
• D. client rights, responsibilities

Answer: (A)

Orientation materials aim to give a clear picture of what the program intends to achieve and how progress will be measured. That’s why describing goals and objectives best fits. Goals are broad, overarching outcomes the program seeks, such as helping clients achieve sustained recovery and improve functioning. Objectives break those goals into specific, measurable steps, for example enrolling a client in a treatment track within a set timeframe, maintaining regular attendance, or demonstrating relapse reduction over a defined period. Other options focus on resources (staff, facilities), administrative aspects (funding, governance), or client rights and responsibilities—important components, but they describe capacity, structure, or client expectations rather than the overall aims and how success will be assessed.

Orientation materials aim to give a clear picture of what the program intends to achieve and how progress will be measured. That’s why describing goals and objectives best fits. Goals are broad, overarching outcomes the program seeks, such as helping clients achieve sustained recovery and improve functioning. Objectives break those goals into specific, measurable steps, for example enrolling a client in a treatment track within a set timeframe, maintaining regular attendance, or demonstrating relapse reduction over a defined period. Other options focus on resources (staff, facilities), administrative aspects (funding, governance), or client rights and responsibilities—important components, but they describe capacity, structure, or client expectations rather than the overall aims and how success will be assessed.