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| *Program evaluation is divided into major categories including (p. 332) |
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| *What type of needs assessment focuses on what people say they need (p. 334)? |
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| *What type of needs assessment focuses on needs that are expressed in action (p. 334)? |
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| *What type of needs assessment focuses on definitions of experts (p. 335)? |
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| *What type of needs assessment focuses on comparisons with similar populations (p. 335)? |
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| *A statement that succinctly states an agencys purpose and focus is called a (p. 339) |
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| *A general statement about what a program should accomplish, but is not directly measurable is called a(n) (pp. 339-340) |
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| *A specific statement about what a program should accomplish and is directly measurable is called a(n) (p. 340) |
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| *Which of the following best describes an analysis of the costs of delivering the program (p. 353)? |
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| *Why do organizations evaluate programs (p. 357)? |
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| All of the above. (a.It is consistent with professional ethics; b.It can influence social policy and practice; c. It is an essential component of the funding process.) |
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