Internal evaluators often experience the problem of being unable
A) to carry out correct statistical analyses.
B) to observe samples large enough to detect even moderately-sized effects.
C) to present their finding to the right stakeholders.
D) to understand the program in the context of the larger organization.

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Internal evaluators may face challenges in observing samples large enough to detect even moderately-sized effects due to limitations in access, resources, or the scope of their evaluation within the organization. This can hinder their ability to make comprehensive assessments.

Internal Evaluators Often Experience the Problem of Being Unable