domestic violence
I.Describe the practice setting where the proposed evaluation will take place. Include a discussion of the population
served and program(s) provided (12 paragraphs).
II.Identify and analyze the main objectives of the program. Evaluate if these objectives are good. If they are, describe
what makes them good. If they are not good, identify what could be done to make them good. (2 paragraphs).
III.Select a research design that would be helpful to evaluate the effectiveness of this program. Explain why you chose
that specific design (23 paragraphs).
IV.How will you determine the study sample for your research design? (1 paragraph).
V.Discuss any ethical considerations with regard to the participants, such as how you will keep the information
confidential, protect the client, etc. (12 paragraphs).
VI.Explain how you will measure client progress. Do online research to determine one or two measurement scales that would
be helpful for your research design. (23 paragraphs).
VII.Determine any threats to validity related to your research design. (13 paragraphs).
VIII.Discuss how you would use data from the evaluation to inform your practice. (12 paragraphs).
IX.Conclusion Discuss what you have learned about evaluation from this Assignment (12 paragraphs).

Pin ItDomestic violence is one of the most underreported crimes in this country and is even accepted in other countries. For this Assignment, prepare a PowerPoint presentation that covers all of the following:

1. the types of domestic violence
2. statistical data concerning the prevalence of domestic violence in the U.S.
3. an overview of case law on domestic violence
4. an overview of your state law concerning domestic violence.

Directions

Your 5–10 slide requirement is excluding your introduction and reference slides.
Use one basic slide design and layout.
Limit slides to between 6 and 8 lines of content.
Use bullets for your main points.
Use speaker notes to fully explain what is being discussed in the bullet points as though you are presenting to an audience.
PLEASE FOLLOW DIRECTIONS & DON’T FORGET TO USE SPEAKER NOTES.