Question 1

The aim of program evaluation is to determine the effectiveness of an intervention.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

Which evaluation should help in the future and provide information to determine whether a program should be continued and expanded or terminated?

Accepted Answer

A)  Program-derived questions 
B)  Use for decision making 
C)  Action settings 
D)  Judgmental quality 
A)  Program-derived questions 
B)  Use for decision making 
C)  Action settings 
D)  Judgmental quality

Question 3

The evaluator never has complete control over the research process because of the need to administer the program.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

Which of the following is committed to research and the creation of an organizational climate that encourages the production, reporting, and use of findings of the evaluation?

Accepted Answer

A)  Evaluator 
B)  Researcher 
C)  Administrator 
D)  Methodologist 
A)  Evaluator 
B)  Researcher 
C)  Administrator 
D)  Methodologist

Question 5

Overall, the "Maryland Report" clearly identified some myths and realities about effective crime prevention and treatment programs.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

The aim of program evaluation is to determine the effectiveness of an intervention.

Which evaluation should help in the future and provide information to determine whether a program should be continued and expanded or terminated?

The evaluator never has complete control over the research process because of the need to administer the program.

Which of the following is committed to research and the creation of an organizational climate that encourages the production, reporting, and use of findings of the evaluation?

Overall, the "Maryland Report" clearly identified some myths and realities about effective crime prevention and treatment programs.

Planning a Program Evaluation

Needs Assessment Evaluation

Theory-Driven Evaluation

Outcome Evaluation

Process Evaluation

Cost-Efficiency Evaluation

Measurement and Data Analysis

Reporting and Using Evaluations

Looking Ahead: a Call to Action in Evaluation Research

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Exam 1: Getting Stated With Program Evaluation

The aim of program evaluation is to determine the effectiveness of an intervention.

Which evaluation should help in the future and provide information to determine whether a program should be continued and expanded or terminated?

The evaluator never has complete control over the research process because of the need to administer the program.

Which of the following is committed to research and the creation of an organizational climate that encourages the production, reporting, and use of findings of the evaluation?

Overall, the "Maryland Report" clearly identified some myths and realities about effective crime prevention and treatment programs.

Planning a Program Evaluation

Needs Assessment Evaluation

Theory-Driven Evaluation

Outcome Evaluation

Process Evaluation

Cost-Efficiency Evaluation

Measurement and Data Analysis

Reporting and Using Evaluations

Looking Ahead: a Call to Action in Evaluation Research

Filters