Ethical Issues in Program Evaluation Seem More Compelling Than in Basic

Ethical issues in program evaluation seem more compelling than in basic research because

A) evaluators are less skilled than basic researchers.
B) program evaluations are often replicated, thus assuring that errors will be detected.
C) program evaluations are seldom replicated and the findings may be applied even if in error.
D) service program staff members are notoriously unethical.