Question

Do you agree that the evaluator's bias may cause evaluation programs to fail​

Answer 1

Bias causes problems for the evaluator. ... Bias causes systematic errors that are likely to affect humans and are often due to the tendency to prejudge issues because of previous experience or perspective. Why is bias a problem for evaluators and evaluations? It leads to invalidity.

Answer 2

Bias causes problems for the evaluator. So yes, I agree that the evaluator's bias may cause evaluation programs to fail​ .

Bias is a concern for evaluators and assessments-

• It results in ineligibility.
• It leads to a lack of trustworthiness.
• It erodes trustworthiness.
• It leads to erroneous results.

There are several sorts of prejudice that might impact judgments.

• Design bias-To support the program being assessed, an evaluation should be designed to favor (or dislike) a certain target population.
• Shared bias- Common mistake may be the cause of agreement among/between specialists; typically regarded as a conflict of interest; also seen in individual interactions.
• Item bias-The design of a single item on a grading system has a negative effect on a segment of the population of interest.
• Selectively bias-The design of a single item on an evaluation scale that seems to have a negative impact on a subgroup of the intended population.