A study of a policy change that affects all members of your organization is best done using what technique?
A)quasi-experimental
B)cross-sectional
C)nonequivalent control groups
D)before-and-after

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A before-and-after study is the best technique to study a policy change that affects all members of an organization as it allows for the comparison of data before and after the change. This technique is useful in determining the effectiveness of the policy change and can provide valuable information for future policy decisions. Quasi-experimental studies and nonequivalent control group studies are useful for comparing groups that have not all been affected by the policy change, and a cross-sectional study does not allow for the comparison of data over time.

A Study of a Policy Change That Affects All Members