Cultural Views of Validity – A Conversation

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This chapter was recommended by Dr. Joan LaFrance to supplement the Indigenous Evaluation Training Series.

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First page for a book chapter. Text: Chapter 3, Cultural Views of Validity, A Conversation. By Joan LaFrance, Karen E. Kirkhart, and Richard Nichols.

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First page for a book chapter. Text: Chapter 3, Cultural Views of Validity, A Conversation. By Joan LaFrance, Karen E. Kirkhart, and Richard Nichols.

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