The Degree to Which a Program Is Accepted and Valued

Multiple Choice

The degree to which a program is accepted and valued by potential users

A) is a proper concern to program evaluators and stakeholders.
B) is irrelevant since people seldom like what is good for them.
C) should form the primary focus of an evaluation to the exclusion of other criteria especially when evaluation funds are limited.
D) is the best guide to whether a program would be effective.