Module 6 Quiz
Question 1
Which method allows study participants to tell their stories?
Observations
In-depth individual interview
Surveys with forced choice response options
Survey with open-ended questions
Review of program documents
Question 2
Which group(s) are not considered “vulnerable” for the purposes of protecting human subjects?
Children
Prisoners
Single Mothers
Victims of domestic violence
None of the above
Question 3
The funders for an HIV awareness program that you have been implementing have requested that you compare the cost per participant of the program to the cost per participant of another HIV awareness program. Which type of economic evaluation are they requesting?
Cost description
Cost analysis
Cost comparison
Cost-effectiveness
Question 4
As part of its annual evaluation, a violence prevention organization reported that a new violence prevention program cost $1,000 less per estimated averted shooting than another program that the organization ran. What type of economic evaluation is this?
Cost description
Cost analysis
Cost comparison
Cost-effectiveness
Question 5
Which of the following issues is inherent in qualitative data analysis?
Whether to report numbers
Messiness, confusion, and repetitiveness
Cost
Need for highly trained data collectors and analyzers
All of these are correct.
Question 6
The three accounting perspectives are promotion, program, and societal.
True
False
Question 7
It is important to statistically compare the participants and the control groups on demographic characteristics to show that differences found in the evaluation are due to program differences and not to demographic differences.
True
False
Question 8
Which of the following is an empirical inquiry into existing phenomena in their real-life contexts when the boundary between what is being studied and its context is not clearly evident?
Case study
Observation
Focus group
Survey with open-ended questions
Narrative methods
Question 9
Triangulation is another step sometimes involved with qualitative analysis, is the integration of multiple data sources to see whether they yield convergent findings.
True
False
Question 10
Outliers should always be excluded.
True
False
Question 11
Correlational statistics indicate the strength of a relationship and establish causation between variables.
True
False
Question 12
The accounting perspective guides the decisions as to what factors will be included as costs and as outcomes.
True
False
Question 13
The intent of a cost-benefit analysis is to determine which of two different programs will have the greater benefit to the program’s intended population, given each program’s costs.
True
False
Question 14
A negative benefit-cost ratio indicates that the program will be more costly than the benefits to society.
True
False
Question 15
When deciding how to monetize program effects, using the process theory helps identify potential outcomes and impacts to be monetized.
True
False