The four major forms of program evaluation are
A) internal, external, conclusion, and construct.
B) performance, institutional, accountability, and program review.
C) need, process, outcome, and efficiency.
D) community, governmental, professional, and special interest.

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The four major forms of program evaluation are need, process, outcome, and efficiency. Option A is incorrect as it does not list any forms of program evaluation. Option B is incorrect as it lists some types of evaluations, but not all four major forms. Option D is incorrect as it categorizes evaluations based on the evaluator instead of the type of evaluation being performed.

The Four Major Forms of Program Evaluation Are