When an Outcome Evaluation Is Designed as an Experimental Evaluation

question 23

Multiple Choice

When an outcome evaluation is designed as an experimental evaluation,

• A) it is unnecessary to worry about implementation since a poorly implemented program will probably yield a poor outcome.
• B) one can relax since the data can be clearly interpreted.
• C) the data will "speak for themselves" when the analysis is done.
• D) it is still essential to examine the degree of program implementation.

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