Multiattribute evaluation
Ward Edwards
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Multiattribute evaluation
by Ward Edwards
Published
1982
Publisher
Sage Publications
Pages
96
ISBN-10
0803900953
Description
This book presents one approach to evaluation, multiattribute utility technology, which stresses that evaluations should be comparative, and that all the different constituencies served by a programme and its different goals have to be kept in mind.
Subjects
Evaluation research (social action programs)
Evaluating action programs
The methodology of evaluating social action programs
The problem of measuring the impacts of social-action programs
Evaluative research; principles and practice in public service & social action programs
Systematic thinking for social action
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Multiattribute evaluation was written by Ward Edwards.
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