The Four Major Forms of Program Evaluation Are

question 15

Multiple Choice

The four major forms of program evaluation are

• A) internal, external, conclusion, and construct.
• B) performance, institutional, accountability, and program review.
• C) need, process, outcome, and efficiency.
• D) community, governmental, professional, and special interest.

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Definitions:

Depressing Feelings

Emotions that contribute to a state of feeling sad, hopeless, and discouraged.

Outlook on Life

An individual's general attitude or viewpoint towards life and the future.

Depressed Individuals

People who are experiencing depression, characterized by persistent feelings of sadness, hopelessness, and a lack of interest or pleasure in activities.

Reasonable Certainty

A standard requiring sufficient specificity in the details of an agreement or fact to enable enforcement or determination by a court.