1. Evaluations can be extremely expensive—just when you need your resources elsewhere.
2. Evaluations, even if they were cheap and accurate, would likely be of no benefit.
3. Evaluations lack any showing of validity.
4. Evaluations can be highly biased and full of errors.
5. Evaluations can be devastating to children and family relationships.
6. Evaluations displace alternatives that can actually help families.
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