Nonpositivist Approaches to Evaluation Research Have Come to Recognize That

Nonpositivist approaches to evaluation research have come to recognize that:

A) there is consensus about what social ills are and how to achieve social betterment.
B) social programs cannot be evaluated unless they have only a few stakeholders.
C) randomized experiments are the preferred method for evaluating social programs and policies.
D) social ills and their betterment are not objective conditions.