Evaluators Are Especially Concerned About the Possibility of Invalid Conclusions

question 11

Multiple Choice

Evaluators are especially concerned about the possibility of invalid conclusions because

• A) evaluations are more likely to have an impact on people's lives than basic research reports do.
• B) what they conclude cannot be applied.
• C) they work in applied settings in which mistakes cannot be tolerated.
• D) evaluation is a young field that has yet to prove its worth.

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Definitions:

Experiential World

Refers to an individual's subjective perception and interpretation of the world around them, heavily influenced by personal experiences and emotions.

Q-Sort Technique

A method used in psychology to measure an individual's subjective sorting of items according to specific criteria.

Experiencing Scale

A psychological tool used to measure the depth or level of an individual's involvement and engagement with their immediate experiences.

Receptivity

The willingness or readiness to accept new ideas, suggestions, or changes.