Association of Social Work Boards Masters (ASWB MSW) Practice Exam

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What is the main purpose of summative evaluations?

To assess the cost-effectiveness of services

To examine the process of delivering services

To evaluate the outcomes and determine if objectives were met

Summative evaluations are meant to assess the outcomes and determine if the objectives set have been met. They are used to evaluate the overall effectiveness of a program or service. Option A is incorrect because cost-effectiveness is not the main focus of summative evaluations, although it may be a factor. Option B is incorrect because process evaluation is a type of formative evaluation, not summative. Option D is incorrect because facilitating continuous feedback is the role of formative evaluations, not summative.

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To facilitate continuous feedback during service delivery

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