Evaluators can increase the practical value of their evaluations by
A) gathering information on criteria that are expected to be unaffected by the program.
B) keeping a narrow, precise focus for the evaluations.
C) avoiding all contact with the program staff.
D) including observations of criteria which must apply to all programs, such as avoiding discriminatory behavior and treating clients with respect.

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Including observations of criteria that must apply to all programs, such as avoiding discriminatory behavior and treating clients with respect, ensures that evaluations are comprehensive and address fundamental ethical and operational standards, thereby increasing their practical value.

Evaluators Can Increase the Practical Value of Their Evaluations by