A common criticism of behavioral objectives is that they tend to
A) omit the situational context in which the behavior is to be performed.
B) not give stakeholders an adequate sense of what those who succeed as a result of the program will be able to do.
C) not provide much help in designing test items to evaluate program effectiveness.
D) reduce education to a matter of teaching only that which is easily measured.

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Behavioral objectives often focus on specific, measurable outcomes, which can lead to an emphasis on teaching and assessing only what can be easily quantified, potentially neglecting broader educational goals.

A Common Criticism of Behavioral Objectives Is That They Tend