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Trying to evaluate a social work program or project can be quite complicated. Identify and describe three barriers that can interfere with the evaluation process. Using your examples provided, describe how you would go about minimizing their interference in the evaluation process. Trying to evaluate a social work program or project can be quite complicated. Identify and describe three barriers that can interfere with the evaluation process. Using your examples provided, describe how you would go about minimizing their interference in the evaluation process.

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First is the barrier of funding, which can be overcomes by looking for sponsors that are educational in nature.

Then there is the barrier of bias,wherein an investigator needs to be objective while reporting facts and not be motivated by his personal perception and subjectivity.

Theird being, lack of relevant data. This can only be overcome by having a well thought out objective and hypothesis.

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