1. In a logic model, components are clusters of activities.

True

False

QUESTION 11

1. A rival hypothesis is a factor in the environment that operates in such a way that its effect could be mistaken for the outcomes that the program itself produced.

True

False

QUESTION 12

1. Program objectives are about getting the program running in order to have an opportunity to achieve the intended outcomes. Program objectives simply state the work that the program managers and participants need to do.

True

False

QUESTION 13

1. A school-based program provided education to children on the importance of wearing eyeglasses. The percent of children in the school wearing eyeglasses increased by 50% at the end of the program. At the same time as the school-based program was implemented, TV advertisements focused on promoting the attractiveness of wearing eyeglasses. The rival hypothesis is: the TV advertisements may have contributed to the increased use of eyeglasses.

True

False

QUESTION 14

1. The following is an example of an implementation objective: to offer fitness classes.

True

False

QUESTION 15

1. In a logic model, outputs are the clients served and the work produced.

True

False

QUESTION 16

1. Programs should use the best design without considering professional judgment.

True

False

QUESTION 17

1. Intended users of evaluation findings such as policy makers, managers, and funders are not stakeholders.

True

FalseQUESTION 18

1. Linking constructs in logic models are transitional factors that connect outputs to outcomes.

True

False

QUESTION 19

1. The following is an implementation objective: "By the year 2020, reduce female breast cancer deaths by 10% in the United States."

True

False

QUESTION 20

1. One reason for evaluating health care programs is to improve practice.

True

False

QUESTION 21

1. In program evaluation, solid methods and the expertise of evaluators are used.

True

False