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Appendices• The Relationship between Early Care &Education Quality Initiatives and RegulatoryCompliance Page 91• Regulatory Compliance, Licensing, andMonitoring Measurement Principles: RuleCompliance Versus Rule Performance Page 93• What is the Relationship between RegulatoryCompliance and Complaints in a HumanServices Licensing System? Page 103• The Implications in Regulatory ComplianceMeasurement When Moving from Nominal toOrdinal Scaling Page 107• So Which Is Better: Differential Monitoring &Abbreviated Inspections or ComprehensiveInspections? Page 111• The Dichotomization and Bi-Polarization ofthe Matrix Data Base Page 11587
• Enhanced Dichotomization Model forGenerating Licensing Key Indicators Page117• The Relationship of Licensing, Head Start,Pre-K, QRIS, Accreditation, and ProfessionalDevelopment and their Potential Impact onChild Outcomes Page 127• Policy Commentary: Regulatory ScienceMeasurement Issues of Skewness,Dichotomization of Data, and Nominal versusOrdinal Data Measurement Page 133• A Potential Reason for Skewed RegulatoryCompliance Data Distribution Page 135• Data Distribution in Regulatory SciencePage 13788
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