Evaluators Can Increase the Practical Value of Their Evaluations by

question 2

Multiple Choice

Evaluators can increase the practical value of their evaluations by

• A) gathering information on criteria that are expected to be unaffected by the program.
• B) keeping a narrow, precise focus for the evaluations.
• C) avoiding all contact with the program staff.
• D) including observations of criteria which must apply to all programs, such as avoiding discriminatory behavior and treating clients with respect.

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