Question 1

The process of service delivery is also known as the program ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  evaluation 
B)  outputs 
C)  process 
D)  delivery 
A)  evaluation 
B)  outputs 
C)  process 
D)  delivery

Question 2

What is evaluation research? Is it a method of data collection or unique research design?

Accepted Answer

Evaluation research is not a method of d

Question 3

Assessing needs, determining evaluability, and examining the process of treatment delivery have many special ethical dimensions.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

The process evaluation component of the research into Project Safe Neighborhoods by McGarrell, et al., included surveys given to CAGI project coordinators to ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  determine the proper population for the research 
B)  evaluate whether the population was correct, as chosen 
C)  evaluate whether the initiative was implemented as planned 
D)  determine the influence of CAGI as implemented 
A)  determine the proper population for the research 
B)  evaluate whether the population was correct, as chosen 
C)  evaluate whether the initiative was implemented as planned 
D)  determine the influence of CAGI as implemented

Question 5

What is Process Evaluation (Program Monitoring)?

Accepted Answer

What actually happens in a program? Once

Question 6

It may not be ethical simply to bar some potential participants from the programs when ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  resources are scarce 
B)  an ongoing entitlement program is being evaluated 
C)  there are less effective benefits available 
D)  successful programs are not quantifiable 
A)  resources are scarce 
B)  an ongoing entitlement program is being evaluated 
C)  there are less effective benefits available 
D)  successful programs are not quantifiable

Question 7

What is a Black Box evaluation?

Accepted Answer

The "meat and potatoes" of most evaluati

Question 8

The goal of policy research is to inform those who make policy about ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  (only) the positive effects of the research 
B)  (only) the negative effects of the research 
C)  the possible alternative courses of action in response to some identified problem 
D)  taking a less rigorously design to preserve noneffectiveness 
A)  (only) the positive effects of the research 
B)  (only) the negative effects of the research 
C)  the possible alternative courses of action in response to some identified problem 
D)  taking a less rigorously design to preserve noneffectiveness

Question 9

A type of evaluation research conducted to determine whether it is feasible to evaluate a program's effects within the available time and resources is a(n) ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  needs assessment 
B)  evaluability assessment 
C)  process evaluation (monitoring) 
D)  program montage 
A)  needs assessment 
B)  evaluability assessment 
C)  process evaluation (monitoring) 
D)  program montage

Question 10

D'Amico and Fromme (2002) studied the impact of the Risk Skills Training Program (RSTP) and how it compared to the Drug Abuse Resistance Education-Abbreviated (DARE-A) program, using which type of design?

Accepted Answer

A)  computer assisted surveys 
B)  true experimental design 
C)  quasi-experimental design 
D)  snowball design 
A)  computer assisted surveys 
B)  true experimental design 
C)  quasi-experimental design 
D)  snowball design

Question 11

Data from a quasi-experimental design provide the best way to determine that all criteria have been met in a study.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Human subjects' considerations multiply when the focus is ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  needs assessment 
B)  cost-benefit analysis 
C)  cost-effectiveness analysis 
D)  program impact 
A)  needs assessment 
B)  cost-benefit analysis 
C)  cost-effectiveness analysis 
D)  program impact

Question 13

A type of evaluation research that attempts to determine the needs of some population that might be met with a social program is a(n) ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  needs assessment 
B)  evaluability assessment 
C)  process evaluation (monitoring) 
D)  program montage 
A)  needs assessment 
B)  evaluability assessment 
C)  process evaluation (monitoring) 
D)  program montage

Question 14

Evaluation research is a unique component of research designs.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

The process of service delivery is also known as the program ______.

What is evaluation research? Is it a method of data collection or unique research design?

Assessing needs, determining evaluability, and examining the process of treatment delivery have many special ethical dimensions.

The process evaluation component of the research into Project Safe Neighborhoods by McGarrell, et al., included surveys given to CAGI project coordinators to ______.

What is Process Evaluation (Program Monitoring)?

It may not be ethical simply to bar some potential participants from the programs when ______.

What is a Black Box evaluation?

The goal of policy research is to inform those who make policy about ______.

A type of evaluation research conducted to determine whether it is feasible to evaluate a program's effects within the available time and resources is a(n) ______.

D'Amico and Fromme (2002) studied the impact of the Risk Skills Training Program (RSTP) and how it compared to the Drug Abuse Resistance Education-Abbreviated (DARE-A) program, using which type of design?

Data from a quasi-experimental design provide the best way to determine that all criteria have been met in a study.

Human subjects' considerations multiply when the focus is ______.

A type of evaluation research that attempts to determine the needs of some population that might be met with a social program is a(n) ______.

Evaluation research is a unique component of research designs.

Science, Society, and Research Related to Criminal Justice and Criminology

The Process and Problems of Research Related to Crime and Criminology

Ethical Guidelines for Research

Conceptualization and Measurement

Sampling

Causation and Experimentation

Survey Research

Qualitative Methods and Data Analysis

Analyzing Content and Police Data: Social-Network Analysis, Crime Mapping, Big Data, and Content Analysis

Mixing and Comparing Methods

Summarizing and Reporting Research

Filters

Exam 10: Evaluation and Policy Analysis

The process of service delivery is also known as the program ______.

What is evaluation research? Is it a method of data collection or unique research design?

Assessing needs, determining evaluability, and examining the process of treatment delivery have many special ethical dimensions.

The process evaluation component of the research into Project Safe Neighborhoods by McGarrell, et al., included surveys given to CAGI project coordinators to ______.

What is Process Evaluation (Program Monitoring)?

It may not be ethical simply to bar some potential participants from the programs when ______.

What is a Black Box evaluation?

The goal of policy research is to inform those who make policy about ______.

A type of evaluation research conducted to determine whether it is feasible to evaluate a program's effects within the available time and resources is a(n) ______.

D'Amico and Fromme (2002) studied the impact of the Risk Skills Training Program (RSTP) and how it compared to the Drug Abuse Resistance Education-Abbreviated (DARE-A) program, using which type of design?

Data from a quasi-experimental design provide the best way to determine that all criteria have been met in a study.

Human subjects' considerations multiply when the focus is ______.

A type of evaluation research that attempts to determine the needs of some population that might be met with a social program is a(n) ______.

Evaluation research is a unique component of research designs.

Science, Society, and Research Related to Criminal Justice and Criminology

The Process and Problems of Research Related to Crime and Criminology

Ethical Guidelines for Research

Conceptualization and Measurement

Sampling

Causation and Experimentation

Survey Research

Qualitative Methods and Data Analysis

Analyzing Content and Police Data: Social-Network Analysis, Crime Mapping, Big Data, and Content Analysis

Mixing and Comparing Methods

Summarizing and Reporting Research

Filters