Harold has practiced social work for years and believes that clients succeed when they are encouraged to take responsibility for their lives. When designing program evaluations, he holds this belief as a core tenant of practice. Frequently, he will determine whether clients perceive they have a sense of control over their lives. What model frames Harold's philosophies about program evaluations?

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Harold's belief that clients succeed when encouraged to take responsibility for their lives and his focus on determining whether clients perceive they have a sense of control over their lives aligns with the empowerment model, which emphasizes client empowerment and self-determination in program evaluation. The other options (deductive, experimental, and feminist) are not directly relevant to Harold's approach to program evaluation described in the scenario.

Harold Has Practiced Social Work for Years and Believes That