1. A community health leader is assessing the impact of a new health promotion program targeting hypertension in a rural area. Which indicator would be most appropriate for measuring the program's success? - A) Number of program participants - B) Increase in community awareness about hypertension - C) Reduction in the average blood pressure of participants - D) Number of health education sessions conducted Answer: C) Reduction in the average blood pressure of participants Rationale: The ultimate goal of a hypertension program is to lower blood pressure levels, making this the most direct indicator of success. 2. In the context of community health, which leadership style is most effective when implementing change in a community that is resistant to new health policies? - A) Autocratic - B) Laissez-faire - C) Transformationa