Evaluation conclusions are not likely to be applied and indeed should not be applied when
A) a fixation on outcome evaluation led to the use of methods that could not have produced interpretable findings.
B) evaluations focus on the extent of program implementation.
C) the costs of implementing the findings are carefully described in the evaluation report.
D) stakeholders have had input into the recommendations.

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If the methods used in the evaluation could not produce interpretable findings, the evaluation conclusions should not be applied. This indicates a lack of rigor and reliability in the evaluation process, and any conclusions drawn from it may not be valid.

Evaluation Conclusions Are Not Likely to Be Applied and Indeed