Usually a New Program Cannot Be Implemented in All Parts

question 20

Multiple Choice

Usually a new program cannot be implemented in all parts of an organization simultaneously. This pattern

• A) is unfortunate for evaluation.
• B) can be utilized by an evaluator to create control and experimental groups.
• C) creates threats to internal validity that are impossible to control.
• D) violates ethical standards since this is unfair to those who receive a program later.

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