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What does evidence-based policymaking refer to?
What does evidence-based policymaking refer to?
- A policy process that puts the best available evidence at the center of decision-making (correct)
- A policy process that follows political ideologies
- A policy process based on historical data
- A policy process that relies on personal opinions
When do research results become evidence?
When do research results become evidence?
- When they are published in a scientific journal
- When they are funded by a government agency
- When they are cited by multiple researchers
- When someone decides to use them to support a case (correct)
What can 'evidence' refer to in general usage?
What can 'evidence' refer to in general usage?
- Only legal facts
- Expert opinion only
- Facts in a legal case, expert opinion, and sensory information (correct)
- Personal beliefs
Why is methodological validity needed in policy evaluations?
Why is methodological validity needed in policy evaluations?
What is one challenge related to variable delivery of interventions?
What is one challenge related to variable delivery of interventions?
Why might lack of blinding be a concern in policy evaluations?
Why might lack of blinding be a concern in policy evaluations?
What is the primary focus of evidence-based policy (EBP)?
What is the primary focus of evidence-based policy (EBP)?
In what year did King William the Conqueror collect systematic data for the Domesday Book?
In what year did King William the Conqueror collect systematic data for the Domesday Book?
Who founded the London School of Economics and Political Science in 1895?
Who founded the London School of Economics and Political Science in 1895?
What was the motto of the London School of Economics and Political Science founders?
What was the motto of the London School of Economics and Political Science founders?
Where is evidence-based policy (EBP) widely adopted?
Where is evidence-based policy (EBP) widely adopted?
What does EBP advocate for when helping developing economies?
What does EBP advocate for when helping developing economies?