The finding of "no differences" between a comparison group and a treatment group could
A) be due to poor evaluation methodology or inadequate analyses.
B) be due to sabotage on the part of the program staff.
C) create an arrogant attitude among the program staff.
D) be what most innovators of new programs want to see.

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If there are no differences found between the comparison group and treatment group, it may be easy to assume that the program was successful. However, it is important to consider the methodology and analyses used in the evaluation to ensure that any potential differences were accurately measured. Poor evaluation methodology or inadequate analyses could result in a false sense of success or failure for the program.

The Finding of "No Differences" Between a Comparison Group and a Treatment