Question 1

What is the main reason low response rates are of concern?

Accepted Answer

Low response rates result in potentially nonrepresentativeness of the sample.

Question 2

Effect size and power are the same.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 3

Write the basic formula for calculating a response rate from a survey using a questionnaire.

Accepted Answer

(Number of useable questionnaires/number questionnaires distributed) x 100

Question 4

Is accomplishment of client goals a reliable data source?

Accepted Answer

Client goals are not reliable unless the

Question 5

List two ways to calculate an effect size.

Accepted Answer

The difference between a prete

Question 6

For each of the following, indicate whether it relates to nonresponse bias or response bias.
A) Social desirability
B) Attrition
C) Response set pattern
D) Hard-to-reach

Accepted Answer

A) Response bias; 
B

Question 7

How does purposive sampling differ from random sampling?

Accepted Answer

In a purposive sample, the evaluation pr

Question 8

Calculate a response rate using the following information. Out of 600 questionnaires assessing alcohol consumption sent out to the junior class at Layetteville High School, 450 were returned; 10 had responses marked only on the front pages (the back pages were omitted); and 10 were returned blank.

Accepted Answer

73.33% = (450-10)/600. The 10

Question 9

What alternative term has been suggested recently for hard-to-reach? Why?

Accepted Answer

The term hardly reached has be

Question 10

The technique to collect data is called methods, and the overall plan for when and from whom data are collected is called ____________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The technique to collect data is called...

What is the main reason low response rates are of concern?

Effect size and power are the same.

Write the basic formula for calculating a response rate from a survey using a questionnaire.

Is accomplishment of client goals a reliable data source?

List two ways to calculate an effect size.

For each of the following, indicate whether it relates to nonresponse bias or response bias. A) Social desirability B) Attrition C) Response set pattern D) Hard-to-reach

How does purposive sampling differ from random sampling?

Calculate a response rate using the following information. Out of 600 questionnaires assessing alcohol consumption sent out to the junior class at Layetteville High School, 450 were returned; 10 had responses marked only on the front pages (the back pages were omitted); and 10 were returned blank.

What alternative term has been suggested recently for hard-to-reach? Why?

The technique to collect data is called methods, and the overall plan for when and from whom data are collected is called ____________.

Context of Health Program Development and Evaluation

Relevance of Diversity and Disparities to Health Programs

Community Health Assessment for Program Planning

Characterizing and Defining the Health Problem

Program Theory and Interventions Revealed

Program Objectives and Setting Targets

Process Theory for Program Implementation

Monitoring Implementation Through Budgets and Information Systems

Implementation Evaluation: Measuring Inputs and Outputs

Program Quality and Fidelity: Managerial and Contextual Considerations

Planning the Intervention Effect Evaluations

Choosing Designs for Effect Evaluations

Quantitative Data Analysis and Interpretation

Qualitative Methods for Planning and Evaluation

Program Evaluators Responsibilities

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Exam 13: Sampling Designs and Data Sources for Effect Evaluations

What is the main reason low response rates are of concern?

Effect size and power are the same.

Write the basic formula for calculating a response rate from a survey using a questionnaire.

Is accomplishment of client goals a reliable data source?

List two ways to calculate an effect size.

For each of the following, indicate whether it relates to nonresponse bias or response bias. A) Social desirability B) Attrition C) Response set pattern D) Hard-to-reach

How does purposive sampling differ from random sampling?

Calculate a response rate using the following information. Out of 600 questionnaires assessing alcohol consumption sent out to the junior class at Layetteville High School, 450 were returned; 10 had responses marked only on the front pages (the back pages were omitted); and 10 were returned blank.

What alternative term has been suggested recently for hard-to-reach? Why?

The technique to collect data is called methods, and the overall plan for when and from whom data are collected is called ____________.

Context of Health Program Development and Evaluation

Relevance of Diversity and Disparities to Health Programs

Community Health Assessment for Program Planning

Characterizing and Defining the Health Problem

Program Theory and Interventions Revealed

Program Objectives and Setting Targets

Process Theory for Program Implementation

Monitoring Implementation Through Budgets and Information Systems

Implementation Evaluation: Measuring Inputs and Outputs

Program Quality and Fidelity: Managerial and Contextual Considerations

Planning the Intervention Effect Evaluations

Choosing Designs for Effect Evaluations

Quantitative Data Analysis and Interpretation

Qualitative Methods for Planning and Evaluation

Program Evaluators Responsibilities

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