Which of the following is NOT true? a) Most social indicators (e.g., unemployment, school drop-out rates, teen pregnancy, povertu etc.) are too complex be used as performance measures. b) Using outputs as performance measures can lead to faulty conclusions about the effectiveneer of programs. c) Output and workload measures are easy to use in performance measurement because the necessary data is generated within the agencies. d) Using outcomes as performance measures assumes that agencies have a clear understanding of the causal relationships between those outcomes and agency programs and services. e) None of the above. They are all true