If After Beginning an Evaluation the Evaluator Comes to Feel

question 1

Multiple Choice

If after beginning an evaluation the evaluator comes to feel that the evaluation plan cannot be carried out in a way that will yield a valid evaluation, the best alternative is to

• A) do the best one can do, recognizing that no evaluation is perfect.
• B) seek to renegotiate the evaluation plan so that it describes a plan that can be carried out well.
• C) provide a favorable evaluation to the stakeholder paying for the project.
• D) refuse to complete the project on the grounds that the findings will not be valid.

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