Program Theory-Based Evaluation

Program Theory-Based Evaluation

1. based in

   • theories
     • they are
       • a set of hypothetical and pragmatic concepts
         • Develop
           • Instruments to guide research
             • Ask questions
               • They are derived from the guide theory
                 • Example
                   • Is the program, well-articulated, and validated theory? ,Are the program’s targeted beneficiaries, design, operation, and intended outcomes consistent with the guiding theory?
               • Indicators
           • Objective
             • Determine the measure of interest of the program, theoretically solid.
               • For
                 • Establish no success and continuous improvement
     • Examples
       • programs
         • Health
         • Change of behavior
         • Health beliefs
       • Models
         • proceed
         • precede
       • Theroys
         • Bandura's social cognitive (1977)
         • Prochaska and DiClemente (1992)
         • theory of successful organizations ,Peters and Waterman’s (1982
     • Begins
       • Establish a theory
         • For
           • Guide the evaluation
             • with
               • Specific mechanisms of independent and dependent variables
                 • And
                   • Procedures
                     • as they are
                       • Flowchart
                         • Grounded Theory
                           • Systemic observation process
                           • Pioneers
                             • Glaser and Strauss (1967)
                               • Weiss (1972, 1995)
                                 • Bickman (1990)
                                   • Chen (1990)
                                     • Rogers (2000)

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