Multiple Choice
Because behavioral change is usually the goal of most human service programs, behavioral observations
A) should be the sole type of measure used in evaluations.
B) may produce very valid information.
C) are relatively cheap to gather.
D) might be valuable, but cannot be made ethically.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q20: In evaluating the reliability of a measure
Q21: Failing to detect a true program outcome
Q22: Interviewing is usually done when<br>A) busy people
Q23: Suggest some artifacts that might be used
Q24: A major disadvantage of using program records
Q25: Evaluations are more likely to be effective
Q26: If the choice is available, evaluators will
Q28: Define reliability for hypothetical stakeholders who have
Q29: One of the major problems with using
Q30: The most widely used type of measurement