Academics know the limitations of evaluations that fall short of what is required to infer causality. If an evaluation fails to eliminate or minimize biases, the program has a weak claim to success. Put simply, “bias” in this context refers to other explanations for attributing a success (or failure) to what is being evaluated than …
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