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Unit 4: Respectful relationships in the post-schooling transition
Quick questions on Evaluating health promotion action for QCE Health Unit 4
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What is setting evaluation criteria?Show answer
Good evaluation starts with explicit criteria. Useful criteria for health promotion action include:
What is weighing evidence?Show answer
A defensible judgement rests on evidence weighed for quality. You consider the reliability and validity of the data, whether outcomes can plausibly be attributed to the action, and whether sources are current and authoritative. Triangulating several sources strengthens the conclusion. You also distinguish outputs (a poster was distributed) from outcomes (behaviour changed), because only outcomes show real effect.
What are one-sided judgements?Show answer
Only praising or only criticising is weak. Weigh strengths and limitations before concluding.
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