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Study examines feedback and knowledge gained from an investment course, indicating behavior change and savings in learners.
Investing For Your Future is a Cooperative Extension basic investing home study course that is being used nationwide. The article describes a study of characteristics and behaviors of a convenience sample of 195 print and online course participants. Specific topics included are: feedback about the course's level and content, reported savings by participants, knowledge gained, and behavior changes made or planned by users as a result of taking the course. The article concludes with five implications for Extension educators.
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