Treatment and control groups showed few differences in job characteristics, work search activities, and perceived barriers to employment¶
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q3 i? Among employed youth, job characteristics were similar across groups; among youth not employed, work search activities and perceived barriers to employment were similar across groups. → Monica Farid 2022
Evidence¶
Monica Farid 2022¶
Monica Farid, Karen Katz, Anna Hill, Ankita Patnaik. (2022). Promoting Readiness of Minors in Supplemental Security Income (PROMISE): The Education and Work Experiences of PROMISE Youth. Mathematica. https://www.mathematica.org/publications/the-education-and-work-experiences-of-promise-youth doi:10.1177/0193841x211055588
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The report's key findings state there were "few differences between the groups in job characteristics among employed youth" and in work search activities and perceived barriers among those not employed. No statistics are printed on the page.
"However, there were few differences between the groups in job characteristics among employed youth, and in work search activities and perceived barriers to employment among those not employed."
Discussion¶
Related Claims¶
- PROMISE treatment group youth had higher employment rates than control group youth — related
- PROMISE treatment group youth had lower educational attainment than control group youth — related
- PROMISE treatment and control group youth enrolled in education and training at similar rates five years after random assignment — related
- PROMISE youth experienced worse education and employment outcomes than ACS youth with and without disabilities — related
- The Roads to Success evaluation used a treatment-control design with baseline comparison of groups — related
- The JOBSTART and control groups showed no statistically significant baseline differences on compared characteristics — related
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Treatment and control groups showed few differences in job characteristics, work search activities, and perceived barriers to employment |
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Treatment and control groups showed few differences in job characteristics, work search activities, and perceived barriers to employment |
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