When Evaluators Sense a Fear of Evaluation, They Would Be

Multiple Choice

When evaluators sense a fear of evaluation, they would be wise to

A) avoid conducting the evaluation since all reports will be distorted by the timid staff.
B) encourage the management to state clearly that program improvement and innovation are wanted, even if some innovations may turn out to be ineffective.
C) suggest in strong terms that the staff should get its act together.
D) point out to the staff that fear of evaluation is a symptom of a staff which feels there are problems with its own program.