Exam 13: Program Evaluation and Program Development

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Discuss what you find to be similar themes in Chapter 10 on implementing prevention/promotion programs and Chapter 13 on evaluating community programs.Give examples to support your points.

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The second step in the program evaluation model in chapter 12,which asks "What program activities were implemented?" and "What was learned from these experiences?"

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The third step in the four-step program evaluation model in Chapter 13.

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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:

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The final Getting To Outcomes accountability question.

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The four-step program evaluation model in Chapter 14 helps to determine whether a community program is attaining its goals,but not whether:

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Determining target groups and desired outcomes are elements of the ____ step of the four-step program evaluation model in chapter 13?

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A partnership of evaluators and program staff,and a commitment to using evaluation data to foster program improvement,are characteristic of which approach(es)in Chapter 13?

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Describe the four-step model of program evaluation,defining the purposes and methods of each step and giving examples of each.

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Imagine that you have been asked to evaluate a community program that seeks to reduce fights among middle school students,by teaching conflict resolution skills in classes at school.Describe how you would apply the four-step program evaluation model in Chapter 13 to this program.

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In program evaluation,desired outcomes are to be ____ .

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Building the capacity of a community members to plan,implement and evaluate their own programs,and to strengthen program accountability to the public,are key assumptions of which evaluation method in Chapter 13?

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The purpose of the first step in the four-step program evaluation model in Chapter 13 is to:

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A school-based program might measure its ____ with questionnaires completed by students after participating in the program,and its ____ with school records of grades,disciplinary actions,suspensions,and visits to guidance counselors.

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