Multiple Choice
Correlating the amount of service received with the condition of the participants after receiving services from a program
A) can sometimes suggest that a service is not effective.
B) cannot be useful if internal validity is low.
C) simply requires correlating a change score with a measure of service.
D) is more valid in isolating causes than a true experiment.
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