1. assesses the effect of a training program on learning.
A) Program Evaluation
B) Knowledge Repository
C) Random Selection
D) Qualitative Analysis
2. is an abbreviation standing for two different things, depending on who is using it: (1.) Knowledge (cognitive), skills (psychomotor), and attitude (affective) are the three objective domains of learning defined by Benjamin Bloom's taxonomy in the 1950s. Bloom's classification of learning objectives is used in education and training to determine the goals of the educational process. (2.) Knowledge, skills, and ability are the KSAs used by the U.S. Federal Government and some private hiring agencies to distinguish qualified from unqualified candidates.
A) KSA
B) Integrated Talent Management (ITM)
C) Human Performance Improvement (HPI)
D) Pedagogy
3. occurs when participants are directed to view or witness an event and be prepared to share their reflections, reactions, data, or insights. This is also a methodology for data collection.
A) Objective
B) Likert Scale
C) Observation
D) Matrix Model
4. focuses on the future and is designed to improve performance or prepare a person for the next level of effort.
A) Double-Loop Learning
B) Traditional Mentoring
C) Developmental Feedback
D) Experience-Centered Instruction
5. are often generated from relational databases and designed to optimize analytical processing.
A) Multidimensional Databases (MDBs)
B) Qualitative Data
C) Self-Directed Learning (SDL)
D) Random Assignment
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