Multiple Choice
In Project New Hope, 677 low-income adults were offered jobs, childcare, and healthcare, while others were offered none of these things. In the end, only 27% of those who were offered jobs stuck with it long enough to lift themselves out of poverty. Levels of depression did not decrease, nor did self-esteem increase. However, the classroom performance of male the participants' male children increased. This example demonstrates the importance of:
A) Theory-driven evaluation
B) Process evaluation
C) Measuring multiple outcomes
D) Efficiency analysis
E) Stakeholders' perceptions
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