Interpretations of Outcomes of Experimental Designs Are Much More Useful

question 6

Multiple Choice

Interpretations of outcomes of experimental designs are much more useful when

• A) stakeholders focus on statistical significance.
• B) t tests are used.
• C) the amount of change a program could cause has been discussed before examining the findings.
• D) correlations are calculated for program and control groups separately.

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