Publications Have an Impact

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Publications effectively change clientele practices, and Extension programs generate a measurable socioeconomic impact for clients. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.INCREMENTAL. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

MF Smith; JW Milton

doi:10.66752/1077-5315.7101

May 1, 1982Journal of Extension

Publications Have an Impact

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The aim is to document how publications influence clientele practices and assess the socioeconomic impact of Extension programs.
Analyzed publication data related to Extension programs
Evaluated changes in clientele practices due to these publications
Assessed socioeconomic outcomes for clients following participation in Extension programs.
Publications significantly influenced clientele practices, leading to improved decision-making.
Extension programs demonstrated positive socioeconomic impacts on clients, enhancing their overall welfare.

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Study shows the value of publications in changing clientele practices, indicating socioeconomic benefits of Extension programs.

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Documenting the value of publications in changing clientele practices, this study also illustrates the socioeconomic impact of Extension programs for clients.

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