When an Outcome Evaluation Is Designed as an Experimental Evaluation

Multiple Choice

When an outcome evaluation is designed as an experimental evaluation,

A) it is unnecessary to worry about implementation since a poorly implemented program will probably yield a poor outcome.
B) one can relax since the data can be clearly interpreted.
C) the data will "speak for themselves" when the analysis is done.
D) it is still essential to examine the degree of program implementation.