External Evaluators, as Compared to In-House Evaluators, Are Likely To:​

question 25

Multiple Choice

External evaluators, as compared to In-house evaluators, are likely to:​

• A) ​have less access to program information and personnel.
• B) have more knowledge about program processes.​
• C) have less independence from agency administrators.​
• D) experience no pressure whatsoever from stakeholders regarding desired results.​

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Definitions:

Agent

A representative authorized to act on behalf of another person or organization, especially in business or legal matters.

Principal

The original amount of money invested or loaned, upon which interest is calculated, or the main party involved in a transaction.

Ratification

The official way to confirm something, usually by vote, making it valid or officially approved.

Agency

A legal entity in which one party (the agent) is authorized to act on behalf of another (the principal) in creating legal relationships with third parties.