Understanding the Conceptual Foundation of a Program Provides an Evaluator

question 6

Multiple Choice

Understanding the conceptual foundation of a program provides an evaluator with

• A) hints about how the program services are expected to lead to the outcomes that the staff and director hope to achieve.
• B) some indication of how much impact the evaluation will actually have on the organization sponsoring the program.
• C) some indication that the evaluation will really have an effect on the people who need the services of the program being evaluated.
• D) the expected conflicts between the evaluator and the management that may well impact the quality of the project.

Distinguish between formal and informal power bases and their implications for organizational dynamics.

Analyze the effects of various power bases on employee motivation and compliance.

Understand the strategies for developing and utilizing political skills within organizations.

Assess the relationship between locus of control and individual behavior in organizational settings.

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Organic compounds required in small amounts for normal metabolic functions, not synthesized by the body in sufficient amounts.

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Inorganic elements that are essential for the body to perform various physiological functions and found in foods and supplements.

Glucose

A simple sugar and important energy source for the body, serving as the primary fuel for the brain and muscles during physical activity.