Untangling Implicit and Articulated Program Theory: A Theory-Driven Evaluation of an Intervention Focusing on Child Neglect

Program theory may shift over time during program implementation. Thus, it is vital to examine such changes, focusing on both explicit and implicit components. This theorization of program principles may aid in the transition from the pilot stage to the stage of wider implementation, as well as offer guidance for similar interventions worldwide.

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Journal of Evidence-Based Social Work
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2025-10-18
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https://doi.org/10.1080/26408066.2025.2576700
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Child Abuse and Trauma
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Untangling Implicit and Articulated Program Theory: A Theory-Driven Evaluation of an Intervention Focusing on Child Neglect

Avital Kaye‐Tzadok
Journal of Evidence-Based Social Work
Child Abuse and Trauma
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Untangling Implicit and Articulated Program Theory: A Theory-Driven Evaluation of an Intervention Focusing on Child Neglect

Avital Kaye‐Tzadok
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Abstract

Program theory may shift over time during program implementation. Thus, it is vital to examine such changes, focusing on both explicit and implicit components. This theorization of program principles may aid in the transition from the pilot stage to the stage of wider implementation, as well as offer guidance for similar interventions worldwide.

Journal of Evidence-Based Social Work
Ruppin Academic Center (IL)
Openalex Percentile: Top 58%
Child Abuse and Trauma
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