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Learning What Works: A Guide to Opportunistic Experiments for Human Services Agencies

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  • Jonathan McCay
  • Alicia Meckstroth
  • Lauren Akers
  • Alexandra Resch
  • Michelle Derr
  • Jillian Berk

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This report introduces human services program operators to randomized controlled trials (RCTs) and provides guidance on how to conduct them.

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  • Jonathan McCay & Alicia Meckstroth & Lauren Akers & Alexandra Resch & Michelle Derr & Jillian Berk, "undated". "Learning What Works: A Guide to Opportunistic Experiments for Human Services Agencies," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 4025e809ca5f4873bd2003a19, Mathematica Policy Research.
    • Handle: RePEc:mpr:mprres:4025e809ca5f4873bd2003a19595c34c
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    opportunistic experiment; human services; randomized controlled trial; RTC; random assignment;
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