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    This article discusses eight lessons learned from the book "Moneyball" that are relevant to evidence-based corrections. It notes that like baseball, corrections has relied on tradition and conventional wisdom rather than data and evidence. The article advocates applying empirical evidence to correctional practices to determine what programs and policies are effective in reducing recidivism. It encourages moving beyond traditional approaches to embrace strategies supported by outcome data.

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    This article discusses eight lessons learned from the book "Moneyball" that are relevant to evidence-based corrections. It notes that like baseball, corrections has relied on tradition and conventional wisdom rather than data and evidence. The article advocates applying empirical evidence to correctional practices to determine what programs and policies are effective in reducing recidivism. It encourages moving beyond traditional approaches to embrace strategies supported by outcome data.

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    This article discusses eight lessons learned from the book "Moneyball" that are relevant to evidence-based corrections. It notes that like baseball, corrections has relied on tradition and conventional wisdom rather than data and evidence. The article advocates applying empirical evidence to correctional practices to determine what programs and policies are effective in reducing recidivism. It encourages moving beyond traditional approaches to embrace strategies supported by outcome data.

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    Eight Lessons from Moneyball : The High Cost of Ignoring Evidence-Based


    Corrections

    Article  in  Victims & Offenders · February 2009


    DOI: 10.1080/15564880802612631

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