Ethical Problems in Program Evaluation: Roles, Not Models.

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Title:	Ethical Problems in Program Evaluation: Roles, Not Models.
Authors:	Sieber, Joan E.; Sanders, Nancy
Descriptors:	Accountability; Contracts; Ethics; Evaluation; Evaluation Methods; Evaluators; Program Evaluation; Risk; Role Conflict
Source:	Evaluation and Program Planning, v1 n2 p117-20 1978, 78
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Publication Date:	1978-00-00
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Abstract:	The evaluator must begin with a clear understanding of roles, issues, and risks in order to minimize the pressures and occurrence of ethical conflicts in program evaluation. A list of such issues is included in this review of TM 503 780. (CTM)
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