1. The most appropriate approach to use when it is not clear what meaning people attach to a concept or what sense they might make of a particular question would be ___________________.

2. True or False: Surveys typically use standardized, qualitative measures of attitudes, behaviors, or social processes.

3. The best method for determining cause and effect, or for determining whether a program had its intended consequences, is ___________________________________.

4. The _________________ approach to synthesizing findings from several studies can result in more generalizable findings than those obtained with just one study.

5. True or False: Stakeholders may be clients, staff, managers, funders, or the public.

6. True or False: The boundaries separating different methods of data collection often overlap.

7. True or False: True experimental designs are strongest for testing nomothetic causal hypotheses.

8. True or False: Qualitative methods are often a key component of process evaluation because they can be used to elucidate and understand internal dynamics, but only those that are anticipated.

9. A type of analysis where the specific costs of a program are compared to the program's outcomes.