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An Evaluation of Analysis Options for the One-Group-per-Condition Design: Can Any of the Alternatives Overcome the Problems Inherent in This Design?

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Varnell, Sherri P.; Murray, David M.; Baker, William L. – Evaluation Review, 2001

Studied the analytic problems associated with a design in which one identifiable group is allocated to each treatment condition and members of these groups are measured to assess the intervention. Results from a simulation study underscore the analytic problems associated with these quasi-experimental or group-randomized designs. (SLD)

Descriptors: Data Analysis, Evaluation Methods, Groups, Intervention

The Persuasive Impact of Two Evaluation Reports on Agricultural Extension Administrators from Two Countries.

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Russon, Craig; And Others – Evaluation Review, 1995

Because of increased aid to developing nations, cross-cultural evaluation has become more common. Whether culture has an influence on evaluation was studied by simulating a study of Mexican and U.S. agricultural administrators. Results demonstrate the effects of cultural differences on evaluation. (SLD)

Descriptors: Administrators, Agricultural Occupations, Cross Cultural Studies, Cultural Differences