During the Evaluate step, which activity is performed?

• A. Measures effectiveness and outcomes of interventions and treatments
• B. Identify clients who may benefit from G&G information/services
• C. Plan referrals
• D. Provide information

Answer: (D)

In the Evaluate phase, the focus is on confirming that the client has what they need to move forward, including understanding and applying information. Providing information during evaluation helps verify that learning has occurred, fills any remaining knowledge gaps, and supports informed decision-making as you assess whether goals were met. The other activities align with earlier steps or different parts of the process—identifying who may benefit fits assessment and planning who needs referrals, while measuring outcomes is about judging effectiveness but does not by itself address ensuring the client has the necessary information to proceed. By delivering information during evaluation, you close the loop and empower the client to act on the plan.