Freeman and Sherwood (1965) Described Three Ways in Which Programs

question 11

Multiple Choice

Freeman and Sherwood (1965) described three ways in which programs developed strategies for program evaluation. Which of the following is NOT an example of their findings?

• A) Program Directors hiring an evaluator at the end of the program
• B) Evaluators asking for a copy of the program plan
• C) Findings that the plan did not have measurable objectives
• D) Program Directors should be required to be involved in the evaluation process

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Definitions:

Technological Advances

Improvements in technology, which typically lead to more efficient production processes, new products, or improved ways to perform tasks.

Diffusion

The process through which new ideas, products, or practices spread within a population or society.

Expected Rate of Return

The anticipated amount of profit or loss an investment is likely to generate, typically expressed as a percentage of the investment's initial cost.

R&D Expenditure

Refers to the funds allocated by a business or government for the purpose of researching and developing new products, processes, or services.