In the LOGIC model, the step describing addressing the problem by listing the activities to undertake?

• A. Input
• B. Activities
• C. Outputs
• D. Outcomes

Answer: (B)

The main concept being tested is identifying the part of the Logic Model that outlines the actions to address the problem. The step that lists what will be done—the concrete actions, activities, and tasks—is the Activities component. It translates the available resources into implementing actions: what will be done, by whom, and when. This sits after inputs (the resources) and before outputs (the direct products of those actions). By laying out the activities, you show how the program converts resources into deliverables, which then lead to outputs and ultimately to outcomes (changes in participants or conditions) and long-term impact. Inputs are the resources used, outputs are the tangible products of those actions, and outcomes are the changes resulting from them.