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Cook, T. D., & Steiner, P. M. (2010). Case matching and the reduction of selection bias in quasi-experiments: The relative importance of pretest measures of outcome, of unreliable measurement, and of mode of data analysis. Psychological methods, 15(1), 56.
Cook, Thomas D., and Peter M. Steiner. "Case matching and the reduction of selection bias in quasi-experiments: The relative importance of pretest measures of outcome, of unreliable measurement, and of mode of data analysis." Psychological methods 15.1 (2010): 56.
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… of matching that is central to the practice of causal research in quasi-experiments or observational studies, terms we use interchangeably. … forms that may not be appropriate, especially because many quasi-experiments require extrapolation into areas with poor or no overlap …

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