The Following Performance Measurement Statements Are True EXCEPT

question 11

Multiple Choice

The following performance measurement statements are true EXCEPT:

• A) Multiple measures are usually appropriate because crime problems are not isolated incidents.
• B) Operational planning should always be considered with evaluation in mind.
• C) Outcomes and objectives should be realistically set with a way to assess progress.
• D) Baseline measures compare outcomes with outputs achieved by a strategy.

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Definitions:

Consequent

In logic, the consequent is the second part of a conditional statement, typically following "then." For example, in "If P, then Q," Q is the consequent.

Categorical Proposition

A statement that asserts or denies something about every member of a category, involving a subject and a predicate and classified based on quality (affirmative or negative) and quantity (universal or particular).

Hypothetical Proposition

An assumption made for the sake of argument or investigation, often forming the basis of a conditional statement.

Antecedent

In grammar, the word, phrase, or clause that a pronoun or other part of a sentence refers to.