Goal-Free Evaluation Refers to Evaluations That Are Conducted

Multiple Choice

Goal-free evaluation refers to evaluations that are conducted

A) on programs with no goals.
B) when program managers cannot describe their goals.
C) when the program is designed to show that the government is "doing something" but no one expects improved outcomes.
D) when evaluators want to examine the program without their own expectations being affected by knowledge of the program's goals.