Which group of employees will be more trainable and why?
A) Employees of “Company “A”, where managers present their employees with a list of
mandatory training because it takes the worry out of selecting the right training
B) Employees of “Company “B”, because training programs are developed with a
pass/fail criteria and only 5% of the employees “pass” the training, creating motivation
to be one of the 5%
C) Employees of “Company C” because training programs are built around lecture
formats with one-way communication, taking the activity out of the training
D) Employees of “Company D” where employees develop an individualized training
program based on their career goals
E) Employees of “Company E”, because managers randomly assign employees to
training programs regardless of current skill level, creating a sense of excitement from
not knowing what training you will be able to attend.
After designing and conducting a training program, the Program Director decides to
evaluate the course by asking trainees to complete a reaction form. This is an example
of which of the following?
A) One-shot posttest-only design
B) One-group pretest-posttest design
C) Multiple time-series design
D) Posttest-only control group design
E) Pretest€posttest control group design