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Evaluation Review, Vol. 2, No. 3, 493-510 (1978)
DOI: 10.1177/0193841X7800200308

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A Head Start Reevaluation

Positive Effects Are Not Yet Demonstrable

Peter M. Bentler

University of California, Los Angeles

J. Arthur Woodward

University of California, Los Angeles

The Head Start data analyzed by Magidson (1977) were reanalyzed using Joreskog's (1976) LISREL methodology. Plausible statistical models were developed jor the data. The hypothesis that the Head Start program produced zero effects on the cognitive abilities of its participants was evaluated by several X 2 tests. In all cases, the null hypothe sis could not be rejected.


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