An evaluation report differs from an empirical journal article in that evaluation reports
A) vary in format more than do journal articles.
B) pay more attention to specific situations, often describing them in considerable detail.
C) generally are designed to test theory.
D) both a and b

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Evaluation reports are typically more flexible in their format than empirical journal articles and they focus more on specific situations, often providing detailed descriptions. Unlike empirical journal articles, their purpose is not to test theories but rather to assess the effectiveness or impact of a program or intervention. Therefore, both options a and b are correct.

An Evaluation Report Differs from an Empirical Journal Article in That