The Program Goals Are Usually Described to Evaluators Because

question 12

Multiple Choice

The program goals are usually described to evaluators because

• A) goals help evaluators to determine what variables to measure.
• B) evaluators confine their attention to the goals that program sponsors can describe.
• C) it is impossible to carry out any form of evaluation when an evaluator does have not an explicit statement of goals.
• D) program goals will show evaluators which negative side-effects should be studied.

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