Which Program Evaluation Design Often Cannot Definitively Attribute Improvements in Relevant

question 11

Multiple Choice

Which program evaluation design often cannot definitively attribute improvements in relevant conditions to the program's operation?

• A)Controlled experimentation
• B)Before-versus-after program comparison
• C)Time-trend projection of preprogram data versus actual postprogram data
• D)All of the above

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