Social Experiments: Evaluating Public Programs With Experimental Methods

Larry L. Orr

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Evaluation and Performance Assessment Public Policy and Administration Research Advanced Causal Inference Techniques

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Why Experiment? The Rationale and History of Social Experiments Basic Concepts and Principles of Social Experimentation Alternative Random Assignment Models Sample Design Implementation and Data Collection Analysis Social Experimentation and the Policy Process

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