Experimental Design
Research from University of Florida in the area of experimental design published
Published in Law and Health Weekly, February 3rd, 2007
Data detailed in "Effects of state coalitions to reduce underage drinking: a national evaluation" have been presented. According to recent research from the United States, "Drinking by youth remains prevalent. The Reducing Underage Drinking through coalitions (RUD) project funded ten states for 8 years to form coalitions designed to change the policy and normative environment regarding youth access to alcohol."
"An independent national outcome evaluation of this $21-million effort was conducted. Using a longitudinal quasi-experimental design, the ten intervention states were compared with the other 40 states, with repeated annual measures of outcomes from 1995 to 2004....
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