The Degree to Which a Program Is Accepted and Valued

question 22

Multiple Choice

The degree to which a program is accepted and valued by potential users

• A) is a proper concern to program evaluators and stakeholders.
• B) is irrelevant since people seldom like what is good for them.
• C) should form the primary focus of an evaluation to the exclusion of other criteria especially when evaluation funds are limited.
• D) is the best guide to whether a program would be effective.

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Definitions:

Ineffective Group

A group that fails to achieve its goals or fulfill its purpose due to lack of coordination, poor communication, or other factors undermining its effectiveness.

Contributory Leadership

Refers to a leadership approach where members contribute collectively to the direction and decision-making processes, enhancing the group's overall effectiveness.

Fragmented

Something that is broken into pieces, disjointed, or lacks a coherent or unified structure.

Developmental Stages

Periods of life characterized by specific physical, psychological, and emotional changes that people typically undergo.