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ASKING THE RIGHT QUESTIONS TO EVALUATE PROGRAMS IN STATE GOVERNMENT

NCJ Number
25071
Author(s)
G A Grizzle
Date Published
1974
Length
13 pages
Annotation
THIS REPORT IDENTIFIES AREAS OF EVALUATIVE INTEREST IN STATE GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS, METHODS OF DATA COLLECTION TO MEASURE EFFECTIVENESS OF PROGRAMS, AND A COMMON TERMINOLOGY THAT CAN BE USED IN DISCUSSING EVALUATIONS.
Abstract
THE QUESTIONS THAT THE AUTHOR DISCUSSES ARE: WHAT IS THE QUALITY OF LIFE IN THE STATE; HOW EFFICIENT ARE PROGRAMS; HOW EFFECTIVE ARE PROGRAMS; AND, HOW PRODUCTIVE ARE PROGRAMS.

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