The most scientifically sound evaluation design can fail to be useful if
A) the evaluator never checked to learn if the program elements were actually implemented.
B) interviews are relied upon for the data.
C) complex statistical analyses are not done.
D) the evaluation results are not published in scientifically respectable journals.

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If the evaluator never checked to learn if the program elements were actually implemented, then the evaluation design and data collection methods would be irrelevant since the program being evaluated wasn't even properly implemented.

The Most Scientifically Sound Evaluation Design Can Fail to Be