Question

___________ is the extent to which an observed effect or outcome can be generalized to another setting or population. It addresses the question will I get the same results if I repeat the intervention in a different setting, at a different time, with a different facilitator?

Internal validity

Maturation

External validity

Participant attrition

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Question 22

The __________ represents all of the elements (e.g. individuals, items, objects) whose characteristics are being studies in an evaluation.

Population

Sample

Control group

Experimental group

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Question 23

___________ is usually the last step of an evaluation.

Creating the research questions

Writing and reporting the results of the evaluation

Determining the program s goals and objectives

Establishing the evaluation budget

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Question 24

___________ describes the experimental project or systematic efforts used to achieve the planned purpose of the evaluation. Sometimes called a program, it is the object scrutinized within the evaluation.

Outcome

Data

Intervention

Participants

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Question 25

A ____________ evaluation collects data through in-person interviews, direct observations, reviews of written documents, and is concerned with understand how or why things work.

Cohort

Cross-sectional

Qualitative

Interim

Answer 1

21. External validity is the extent to which an observed effect or outcome can be generalized to another setting or population. It addresses the question will I get the same results if I repeat the intervention in a different setting, at a different time, with a different facilitator?

22. The population represents all of the elements (e.g. individuals, items, objects) whose characteristics are being studies in an evaluation.

23. Writing and reporting the results of the evaluation is usually the last step of evaluation.

24. Intervention describes the experimental project or systematic efforts used to achieve the planned purpose of the evaluation. Sometimes called a program, it is the object scrutinized within the evaluation.

25. Qualitative evaluation collects data through in-person interviews, direct observations, reviews of written documents, and is concerned with understand how or why things work