Multiple Choice
One objection made about true experiments that is not valid is that
A) the control group may miss out on a valuable program.
B) random assignment creates some artificiality in the program setting.
C) they are more expensive than pretest/posttest designs.
D) evaluators are only interested in data, not people's lives.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q3: How might an evaluator seek to reduce
Q4: One can expect the most objections to
Q5: An evaluation that _ is a waste
Q6: Interpretations of outcomes of experimental designs are
Q7: When determining the costs of a valid,
Q9: When an ambitious program evaluation of a
Q10: Service providers sometimes object to random assignment
Q11: The use of pretests with an experimental
Q12: When control groups feel rivalry with the
Q13: One of the many differences between quasi-experiments