The "Adequacy" of a Program Refers to Whether

question 10

Multiple Choice

The "adequacy" of a program refers to whether

• A) the program produces statistically significant changes in outcome variables.
• B) financial supporters of the program are satisfied with the program.
• C) the program is sufficiently ambitious to serve the actual needs of the target population.
• D) the program has been implemented as specified in the program's plans.

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Definitions:

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A French philosopher known as the father of sociology, who advocated for the scientific study of society and the development of positivism.

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