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In this three-part blog series, our Chief Economist Dan Stein writes about multiple hypothesis testing in impact evaluations. Part 1: When do you need to worry about multiple hypothesis testing? (1/3) https://medium.com/idinsight-blog/more-outcomes-more-problems-a-practical-guide-to-multiple-hypothesis-testing-in-impact-b4fc31a87feb

In this first post, I write about under what circumstances you need to worry about multiple hypothesis testing.

Part 2: What steps can you take to avoid multiple hypothesis testing? (2/3) https://medium.com/idinsight-blog/more-outcomes-more-problems-a-practical-guide-to-multiple-hypothesis-testing-in-impact-109286586b5

In this second post, I write about strategies to avoid multiple hypothesis testing.

Part 3: If you're in a situation where you definitely need to do multiple hypothesis testing, what do you do next? (3/3) https://medium.com/idinsight-blog/more-outcomes-more-problems-a-practical-guide-to-multiple-hypothesis-testing-in-impact-98da5037b26

In this third post, I’ll speak about common methods for multiple hypothesis testing.

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