Over-generalizing, or saying that a program found to be effective should be implemented in diverse settings is a common mistake made in writing evaluation reports.

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Over-generalizing ignores the potential differences in context, culture, and population of different settings and may not take into account the unique circumstances each setting presents. Therefore, it is a mistake made in evaluation reports.

Over-Generalizing, or Saying That a Program Found to Be Effective