How would you use Thomas Gilbert’s Behavior Engineering Model during the identification phase of your evaluation project?
a. to identify when the program was implemented
b. to identify different types of program stakeholders
c. to identify why the program was implemented
d. to identify whether to evaluate a training or non-training program
c. to identify why the program was implemented
By using the six questions of the Behavior Engineering Model, evaluators can trace back the evaluand’s implementation background and identify what caused a performance gap and why the program was implemented.
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a. Principle 1 b. Principle 4 c. Principle 5 d. Principle 7
Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
A position paper of the G4+1 must be put into effect by each of the member organizations.
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A. $24,152 B. $8,800 C. $49,000 D. $15,352
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a. capturing b. storing c. maintaining d. mining