The two parts to a quantitative evaluation are:
A)effectiveness (outcome)and efficiency (cost-effectiveness)evaluations.
B)quality and quantity evaluations.
C)statistical and narrative evaluations.
D)program and project evaluations.

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The two parts to a quantitative evaluation are effectiveness (outcome) and efficiency (cost-effectiveness) evaluations. These are the most commonly used and recognized components of a quantitative evaluation. Option B only considers the quality and quantity evaluations which are not entirely quantitative. Option C is not specific to quantitative evaluation, as statistical evaluation can apply to both quantitative and qualitative evaluations, while narrative evaluation is only qualitative. Option D is also not specific to quantitative evaluation as both program and project evaluations can be evaluated qualitatively as well.

The Two Parts to a Quantitative Evaluation Are