Qualitative Evaluation Procedures Are Particularly Appropriate When

question 14

Multiple Choice

Qualitative evaluation procedures are particularly appropriate when

• A) the stakeholders can define clear, objective outcome goals.
• B) there are ample opportunities to randomly assign program participants to groups.
• C) stakeholders cannot wait until the program is over to evaluate the program.
• D) when there are many groups of participants getting identical services (e.g. medicines).

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