In-house evaluators,as compared to external evaluators,are likely to have
A)greater access to program information and personnel.
B)more knowledge about program processes.
C)less independence from agency administrators.
D)all of these.

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In-house evaluators, being part of the organization, have greater access to program information and personnel. They possess more knowledge about program processes as they are involved in implementing them. However, their proximity to agency administrators may compromise their independence and objectivity, which is not the case with external evaluators. Therefore, all of these options apply to in-house evaluators.

In-House Evaluators,as Compared to External Evaluators,are Likely to Have