The Selection of Criteria and Standards by Which to Judge

question 23

Multiple Choice

The selection of criteria and standards by which to judge the effectiveness of a program

• A) is not all that important since good programs will look good and ineffective ones will look bad regardless of the criteria.
• B) can be put off until after the data are being analyzed as long as many different criteria have been measured during data gathering.
• C) is easy to carry out since all except the most disorganized program already have their criteria and standards clearly described in program materials.
• D) can determine whether the evaluation turns out to be favorable or an unfavorable.

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