External evaluators, as compared to In-house evaluators, are likely to:
A) have less access to program information and personnel.
B) have more knowledge about program processes.
C) have less independence from agency administrators.
D) experience no pressure whatsoever from stakeholders regarding desired results.

Question

External evaluators, as compared to In-house evaluators, are likely to:​
A) ​have less access to program information and personnel.
B) have more knowledge about program processes.​
C) have less independence from agency administrators.​
D) experience no pressure whatsoever from stakeholders regarding desired results.​

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

External evaluators may face challenges in accessing program information and personnel due to their position outside the organization, unlike in-house evaluators who are part of the organization and typically have easier access to such resources.

External Evaluators, as Compared to In-House Evaluators, Are Likely To:​

External Evaluators, as Compared to In-House Evaluators, Are Likely To: