The two parts to a quantitative evaluation are:
a) effectiveness (outcome) and efficiency (cost-effectiveness) evaluations.
b) quality and quantity evaluations.
c) statistical and narrative evaluations.
d) program and project evaluations.
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At the end of the program period, the agency provides a report comparing the projected outcomes with actual outcomes in an________________.
A) output review B) outcome evaluation C) output summary review D) evaluation review
A social worker invents a new therapy that brings her fame, fortune, and a large following of professional disciples. Two studies evaluate her new therapy. One is scientifically weak in its design, and concludes that her therapy is extremely effective. The other is scientifically very strong in its design, but concludes that her therapy is not effective at all. She writes a letter to the journal
publishing both studies. In her letter she severely criticizes the design of the strong study (and therefore also criticizes the credibility of its findings), and she praises the design and findings of the weak study.
a. overgeneralization. b. ego-involvement in understanding. c. premature closure of inquiry. d. made-up information. e. mystification.
A non-profit social service agency may qualify for tax-deductible contributions under which of the following?
A) The Hatch act B) Conable election C) IRS Code 501(c) D) None of the above, all charitable contributions are tax-deductible
The use of __________ is designed to block or change dysfunctional behavior using indirect, seemingly illogical means
a. therapeutic double-binds b. paradox c. directives d. all of the above