"Evidence-Based Practices" Refers to Using the Experience and Opinions of Trained

question 9

True/False

"Evidence-based practices" refers to using the experience and opinions of trained professionals in the field, who have supervised caseloads for a long time, to determine the impact a program has on its participants. ​

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