Thanks to Randomized Controlled Trials, Policymakers and Program Managers Can

question 31

Multiple Choice

Thanks to randomized controlled trials, policymakers and program managers can:

• A) more confidently channel resources to approaches that work.
• B) more confidently channel resources to approaches that are cost effective.
• C) have at least some evidence that the programs chosen are better than others.
• D) All of these statements are true.

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Definitions:

Categorize Priorities

Categorizing priorities involves organizing tasks or objectives based on their importance and urgency to efficiently manage time and resources.

80/20 Rule

A principle suggesting that 80% of outcomes result from 20% of all causes for any given event, often used in business and time management.

Large Blocks Of Time

Extended periods of uninterrupted time which can be allocated for specific tasks or projects.

Study Needs

The specific requirements or resources a person needs to effectively learn and absorb information, varying significantly from one individual to another.