Program impact may be evaluated with quasi-experimental designs or survey or field research methods without a randomized experimental design.

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Quasi-experimental designs or non-experimental survey and field research methods can be used to evaluate program impact even without a randomized experimental design. These methods can still provide valuable information for program evaluation, but it is important to consider and address potential confounding variables and biases in the analysis.

Program Impact May Be Evaluated with Quasi-Experimental Designs or Survey