Freeman and Sherwood (1965) described three ways in which programs developed strategies for program evaluation. Which of the following is NOT an example of their findings?

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Freeman and Sherwood (1965) did not specifically state that program directors should be required to be involved in the evaluation process as a strategy for developing program evaluation. Their work focused more on the practical aspects of how evaluations were conducted, such as hiring evaluators, the importance of having a program plan, and the issue of plans lacking measurable objectives.

Freeman and Sherwood (1965) Described Three Ways in Which Programs