Examining Reports of Completed Evaluations in a Systematic, Quantitative Manner

Multiple Choice

Examining reports of completed evaluations in a systematic, quantitative manner

A) is useful only to keep the evaluator from making gross errors in his/her work.
B) is probably a waste of time since each evaluation is unique.
C) can provide the program planners with invaluable ideas that have been effective.
D) is not possible from a statistical point of view.