Even the most seasoned evaluators favoring quantitative methods recognize that evaluation design cannot plan for
A) the successful achievement of program goals.
B) expected negative side-effects.
C) failure to meet program goals.
D) unexpected negative side effects.

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Evaluation design cannot always plan for unexpected negative side effects that may arise from a program, even with extensive use of quantitative methods. While evaluators can plan for expected negative side effects and the failure to meet program goals, unexpected negative side effects are by nature unpredictable and cannot always be foreseen.

Even the Most Seasoned Evaluators Favoring Quantitative Methods Recognize That