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 A stakeholder has already concluded what the findings “should be” or plans to use the findings in an ethically questionable fashion (e.g., to support a decision previously made).

 A conflict of interest exists.

 The type of evaluation to be conducted is not adequately specified or justified.

 A stakeholder declares certain research questions “off limits” in the evaluation despite their substantive relevance.

 Legitimate stakeholders are omitted from the planning process.

 Various stakeholders have conflicting expectations, purposes, or desires for the evaluation.

 The evaluator has difficulty identifying key stakeholders.