If a program evaluation is written without regard to whether the program had the intended effect, but with very careful attention to how it will be received by other social science peers, it has what kind of orientation or approach?
A) Process
B) Stakeholder
C) Social science
D) Theoretical
E) Efficiency

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A program evaluation written with careful attention to how it will be received by other social science peers has a social science orientation or approach. This means that the focus is on meeting the standards of the discipline rather than assessing whether the program achieved its intended outcomes (process), considering the perspectives and needs of stakeholders (stakeholder), testing a specific theory (theoretical), or measuring cost-effectiveness (efficiency).

If a Program Evaluation Is Written Without Regard to Whether