A Problem with Using Measurement Tools That Do Not Validly

question 21

Multiple Choice

A problem with using measurement tools that do not validly measure the outcome of a program is that

• A) the evaluation is not adequately scientific.
• B) the stakeholders are less likely to understand the evaluation report.
• C) a biased evaluation favoring the program is likely.
• D) the actual outcome may be obscured.

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Definitions:

Inventory Control

Inventory control is the supervision of supply, storage, and accessibility of items in order to ensure an adequate supply without excessive oversupply.

Management Process Control

The act of planning, monitoring, and adjusting resources and processes in an organization to achieve set goals efficiently.

Statistical Quality Control

A methodology that uses statistical methods to monitor and control production processes to ensure that quality standards are met.

Acceptability of Results

The degree to which outcomes or findings are considered valid, appropriate, or satisfactory by stakeholders or the intended audience.