One Difference of Empowerment Evaluation Principles from the Four-Step Approach

question 24

Multiple Choice

One difference of empowerment evaluation principles from the four-step approach and the Getting To Outcomes approach in Chapter 13 is that only empowerment evaluation:

• A)emphasizes values of social justice and democratic participation
• B)uses program evaluation to foster program improvement
• C)places less emphasis on evidence-based strategies
• D)emphasizes careful assessment of program goals and accountability

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Definitions:

Projection

A psychological defense mechanism where an individual attributes their own unacceptable feelings, thoughts, or motives onto another person.

Frames

Cognitive structures that shape how individuals perceive and interpret information, often influencing the manner in which problems, situations, or events are viewed.

Bargainers

Individuals or parties involved in negotiations, attempting to reach an agreement that meets their interests.

Courses of Action

The range of actions or strategies that can be undertaken in a given situation or to achieve a particular goal.