What needs to be done when evaluation data are analyzed?
a. Interpreting and judging the data before making any recommendations
b. Examining data through the approach that has commonly been used by the agency
c. Reviewing the literature and comparing it with current findings
d. Using the Omaha System as the guiding framework
ANS: A
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