What's the Difference? Constructing Meaningful Comparison Groups
Mar 2014 | US Administration for Children and Families, Children's BureauIn this video, animated characters and straightforward language are presented to explain why comparison groups are important for research. The narrators introduce four common types of comparison groups and describe how and when they can be used to strengthen program evaluation.
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