CPE CPE Logic Models & Theory of Change

Question 1

What is the primary purpose of a logic model in program evaluation?

Accepted Answer

To visually map the relationships between inputs, activities, outputs, and outcomes

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To replace the evaluation report

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To track staff performance metrics

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To document budget expenditures

Question 2

In a logic model, 'outputs' are best described as:

Accepted Answer

The direct products or deliverables of program activities

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Long-term community changes

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The resources invested in a program

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The assumptions underlying the program

Question 3

Which element of a logic model represents the foundational resources used to run a program?

Accepted Answer

Inputs

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Outcomes

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Assumptions

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Impacts

Question 4

A Theory of Change differs from a logic model primarily because it:

Accepted Answer

Explains WHY and HOW change is expected to occur, including underlying assumptions

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Only applies to large federal programs

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Lists only short-term outcomes

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Is used exclusively for budget justification

Question 5

When developing a logic model, 'assumptions' refer to:

Accepted Answer

The beliefs about how the program will work and the conditions necessary for success

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Financial projections for the next fiscal year

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Participant demographic data

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Output count targets

Question 6

Which sequence correctly represents the standard logic model flow?

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Inputs → Activities → Outputs → Outcomes

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Outcomes → Activities → Inputs → Outputs

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Outputs → Inputs → Assumptions → Impacts

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Impacts → Outcomes → Inputs → Activities