Outcome measures with low reliability (for example, .40),
A) can never be used by program evaluators.
B) may be used as indicators of program success, but not as measures of individual success.
C) are probably not especially central to the goals of the program.
D) may be used as criteria, but only for the evaluators' purposes; they should not be mentioned in reports.

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Low reliability measures may still provide some useful information about program success on a broader scale, but they are not reliable enough to assess individual success accurately.

Outcome Measures with Low Reliability (For Example, .40)