Differences in populations served should be included in the program design because those differences may be relevant to evaluation and reporting. Which of the following factors is usually NOT included in data gathering for identifying differences in populations:

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Factors such as marital status, number of persons in the household, number of children in the family, sexual identity, age, gender, and ethnicity are typically considered relevant for identifying differences in populations to tailor and evaluate services effectively. However, where services have been received previously is generally not a demographic characteristic used to identify differences in populations but rather a part of service history or utilization patterns.

Differences in Populations Served Should Be Included in the Program