Week Eleven Flashcards

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What are descriptive statistics

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Statistics used to describe the distribution of and relationship between variables

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What is cross tabulation

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A technique for measuring association and controlling other variables

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What is inferential statistics

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Statistics used to estimate the degree of confidence that can be placed in generalisations from a sample to a population from which the sample was selected

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What are the two most popular approaches for displaying variation

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Graphs of frequency distributions

Frequency distributions are preferable when exact numbers of cases with particular values must be reported and when many distributions must be displayed in a compact form

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What is black box evaluation.

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Occurs when an evaluation ignores and does not identify the process by which the program produced the effect

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What is Campbell collaboration

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Group producing systematic reviews of programs and policies in many areas

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What is cost-benefit analysis

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A type of evaluation research that compares program costs to the economic value of program benefits

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What is cost effectiveness analysis

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A type of evaluation research that compares program costs to actual program outcomes

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What is efficiency analysis

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A type of evaluation research that compares program costs to program effects. It can be either a cost benefit analysis or cost effectiveness analysis

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What is evaluability assessment

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A type of evaluation research conducted to determine whether it is feasible to evaluate a programs effects within the available time and resources

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What is evidence based policy

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A policy that has been evaluated with a methodologically rigorous design and has been proven to be effective

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What is formative evaluation

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Process evaluation that is used to shape and refine program operations

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What is impact evaluation (impact analysis)

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Analysis of the extent to which a treatment or other service has the intended effect

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What is nonequivalent control group design

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A quasi experimental design in which there are experimental and comparison groups that are designated before the treatment occurs but are not created by random assignment

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What is one shot design

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A research design that measured the dependent variable after the treatment has been delivered for only those who receive the treatment

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What is process evaluation

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Evaluation research that investigated the process of service delivery

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What are stakeholder approaches (responsive evaluation)

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An orientation to evaluation research that expects researchers to be responsive primarily to the people involved with the program

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What is systematic review

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Summary review about the impact of a program wherein the analyst attempts to account for differences across research designs and samples, often using statistical techniques such as meta analysis

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What is theory driven evaluation

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A program evaluation that is guided by a theory that specifices the process by which the program had an effect