Multiple Choice
Evaluation research is unlike traditional social science research because:
A) It is designed to test the implications of a social theory.
B) Program stakeholders have influence in how the study is designed.
C) Evaluation research cannot ethically use randomization.
D) Evaluation research rarely uses quantitative methods.
E) There is no dependent variable to be measured.
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