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ts19998

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In program evaluation, desired outcomes are to be ____ .
 
  a. general, ideal goals
  b. specific, realistic, measurable
  c. long-term changes in the community only
  d. short-term effects of the program only

Question 2

The purpose of the first step in the four-step program evaluation model in Chapter 13 is to:
 
  a. determine if program goals were attained.
  b. determine desired program goals.
  c. document program activities.
  d. both a and c.



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

b



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