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geoffrey

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A community policing program began in an entertainment area in a large metropolitan area. City leaders are interested to see if the change in policing strategy has reduced the number of crimes and has asked faculty from a local university to complete a study. What type of evaluation would be best?
 
  a. interrupted time-series
  b. ex-post evaluation
  c. non-equivalent groups
  d. class experiment

Question 2

Nesting a quasi-experimental design within a randomized experiment refers to:
 
  a. a way to study specific parts of a town
  b. a way of backing up a true experiment
  c. a substitute for a classical experiment
  d. a way to examine the impact of the experiment on the subjects



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

b



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