Post-then-pre evaluation: measuring behavior change more accurately

S. Kay Rockwell · Harold A. Kohn

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This article describes a pre-then-post method of self-report evaluation. First, the authors present the problems with the pretest-posttest evaluation of behavior change. Next, a description of the post-then-pre design is given. The evaluation of an Extension nutrition course using this method is described.

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