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True/False
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A) affective reactions
B) utility reactions
C) return on expectations
D) organizational perceptions
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A) post-test only
B) pre-post design
C) pre-post with control
D) time series
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A) quantitative design
B) experimental design
C) quasi-experimental design
D) non-experimental design
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Multiple Choice
A) When budgets are being reduced, learning tests give objective evidence that they enhance performance and so training should continue.
B) If trainees consistently score low on some aspect of the course, they will need to do more work.
C) If insufficient time has been devoted to developing learning tests, the results could be arbitrarily inflated.
D) In cases of accidents or litigation, the employer can prove the employee was trained adequately.
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A) they are easy to collect and analyze, and are easily understood by managers and employees
B) they provide trainers with immediate feedback
C) they are an easy and convenient mechanism for measuring levels 1, 2, and 3 of the Kirkpatrick evaluation model
D) they are an easy and convenient mechanism for measuring affective trainee reactions
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A) the results and data collected are simply not applicable to most training programs
B) the collection of the data is almost always very expensive and time consuming
C) the results and data collection methods do not account for external variables that may contaminate results
D) implementation of descriptive evaluation models requires mastery of statistical analysis techniques
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