The Use of Hearings and Reports for Program Evaluation Has

question 26

Multiple Choice

The use of hearings and reports for program evaluation has what drawback?

• A) Testimonies and reports are generally provided by those with little direct knowledge of programs.
• B) This kind of information is generally biased against programs.
• C) A high level of deception has been found in these hearings and reports.
• D) Those giving testimony and providing reports administer the programs being evaluated.

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