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    What “Evidence-Based” Actually Means: A Hard Look at the Research Influencing Youth Programs

    ByDebbie Ausburn June 2, 2026May 23, 2026

    We have long known about the replication crisis in social science research — the problem that few findings hold up in later studies.  In April 2026, the largest replication project ever attempted  found that only about half of the existing research holds up under further testing. This finding has profound implications for youth-serving organizations that want to follow evidence-based practices.

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