Utilization-focused evaluation is an approach that ______
A. gives the key power in the research process to intended users of the evaluation
B. provides extreme clarity, from the onset of the research process, on the definitions and measurement methods of the variables to be studied
C. provides the best chance that the hypothesis will be confirmed
D. employs quantitative measurement in the testing of the research hypothesis
Ans: A
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A. acknowledge the client's ambivalence about accepting help in solving his problem. B. increase the client's anxiety about problems to increase his motivation. C. be firm with the client and insist an answer to all questions. D. remind the client of the reason for seeking assistance and stress the importance of cooperation.
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a. one's genetics b. the environment in which the person lives c. one's personality d. organic health problems such as diabetes or high blood pressure
Which of the following does not characterize a family therapist who acts as a systems consultant:
a. convenes the participants b. allows different views to emerge c. facilitates collaborative problem-solving d. identifies and targets the right person as the identified patient
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false