Evaluation of simulated decision making: A response to Ysseldyke, Algozzine, Regan, and Potter

Abstract

A recent study challenged the ability of evaluation teams to select technically adequate data sources. Aspects of methodology and focus of inquiry restrict the interpretation of results. A more productive line of inquiry is suggested.

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