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kfurse

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All of the following would be examples of goal statements that must be clarified before empirical testing can follow except for:
 
  a. encouraging participants to accept the philosophy of a drug-free life
  b. encouraging participants to be equipped with the life skills necessary to succeed
  c. encouraging participants to obtain their GED upon completion of the program
  d. providing participants with problem-solving skills

Question 2

When a researcher prepares their understanding of a program's goals, elements, and operations, she is preparing a program:
 
  a. evaluation
  b. description
  c. analysis
  d. hypothesis



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

b





 

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