A drawback of the process-and-outputs approach to program evaluation is that it omits:
a. whether the program had its intended effects.
b. program responsibility in spending money.
c. record-keeping on program activities.
d. record-keeping on program staff.
a
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a. not worry too much about our assumptions. b. try to find a different way to analyze the data. c. declare the uncorrected analysis to come have come to faulty conclusions. d. decide that we should not believe our data.
Amnesia can be organic—for example, resulting from ________—or psychogenic (i.e., resulting from ________)
a. a head injury; a brain disease b. a head injury; emotional shock c. emotional shock; a brain disease d. emotional shock; a head injury
In a study, Jews were asked to think about Jews and Germans as two separate groups, or as part of one larger group, humans. Jews in the ________ condition indicated they were ________ to forgive Germans for the past
A) second; more likely B) first; more likely C) second; less likely D) first; equally likely E) second; no more or less likely
In one study participants were asked to help another person with a cover letter. Participants were then thanked for their help or simply told that the help had been received. Those who were thanked were __
A) more likely to help the person revise a second cover letter B) less likely to help the person revise a second cover letter C) equally likely to help the person revise a second cover letter D) less likely to feel an increase in self-worth E) more likely to feel an increase in self-efficacy