In-House Evaluators,as Compared to External Evaluators,are Likely to Have

question 10

Multiple Choice

In-house evaluators,as compared to external evaluators,are likely to have

• A)greater access to program information and personnel.
• B)more knowledge about program processes.
• C)less independence from agency administrators.
• D)all of these.

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Definitions:

Express or Implied Authority

Power granted by a principal to an agent, which can be explicitly stated (express) or inferred from actions, circumstances, or job title (implied).

Disclosed Principal

In the realm of agency law, a principal whose identity the third party is aware of when the agent enters into a contract with that third party.

Unauthorized Contract

An agreement made by someone who does not have the legal right or power to do so on behalf of another person or entity.

Agent Lacks Authority

A situation where an agent acts outside of their given powers, potentially making their actions unbinding on the principal.