A) Assessing training needs
B) Evaluating training
C) Choosing training methods
D) Conducting training
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A) On-the-job training
B) Apprenticeship
C) Distance learning
D) Classroom training
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A) providing guidance, advice, and encouragement through an ongoing one-on-one work relationship.
B) delivering training programs via computer-based training aids in the absence of a live instructor.
C) introducing new employees to the other staff members so as to put them at ease.
D) organizing an orientation session for new employees so as to motivate them to work efficiently.
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A) The employees are often in the best position to determine whether training is working.
B) The most basic way to evaluate training is to measure whether the employees are satisfied with the job.
C) Training that does not produce results should be changed or discontinued.
D) Whatever the outcome, training does not represent a cost to the organization.
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A) the theoretical knowledge of each trainee.
B) whether the problem addressed by the training is being resolved.
C) whether the employees are satisfied with the job.
D) the employees'performance on assessments given during the training period.
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A) the on-the-job training method in which specific roles are assigned to the participants.
B) the on-the-job training program aimed at strengthening a particular skill of the participant.
C) the training that takes place on equipment set up in a special area away from the job site.
D) the training that involves delivering training programs via computer-based training aids.
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A) Assessing training needs
B) Evaluating training
C) Deciding who will participate
D) Choosing the training methods
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A) It is not appropriate as initial training for jobs that have no room for errors, such as piloting or nursing.
B) It is appropriate only when an organization hires people who already know how to use its equipment.
C) The expense of vestibule training is lower because employees produce goods for the organization while they undergo the training.
D) Employees learn to operate the equipmentwithout the pressure of accidents occurring or customers getting impatient.
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A) Establishing the norms of the organization
B) Initiating a formal training process
C) Encouraging the involvement of co-workers
D) Arranging for a follow-up with the employee
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A) It is most appropriate for a relatively complex job in which the costs of an error are high.
B) The time and expense involved in this form of training are comparatively higher than the apprenticeship form.
C) It is a type of training that takes place on equipment set up in a special area away from the job site.
D) The results are immediate and tell whether the employee understands what the trainer is trying to teach.
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A) supervisors provide guidance and instruction in how to do a job so that it satisfies performance goals.
B) supervisors dictate to employees as to how to increase their productivity.
C) employers criticize employees in public so as to prevent the occurrence of any further lapses.
D) employees complain to the employers regarding the occurrence of any unethical behavior.
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A) Providing guidance and instruction
B) Assigning roles to new employees
C) Conducting a tour of the facilities
D) Coaching and career mentoring
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A) the organization's policies and procedures, including hours of work and breaks.
B) enrollment forms for insurance policies and withholding forms for tax purposes.
C) performing a particular job in a particular department.
D) procedures for filling out time sheets.
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A) supervisor.
B) employees themselves.
C) board of directors.
D) human resources department.
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A) The methods a supervisor uses will depend on the organization's policies and resources.
B) A large organization expects individual supervisors to develop their own orientation methods.
C) Small organizations typically provide a handbook of information for new employees and spell out orientation procedures to follow.
D) Some of the common methods include computer-based instruction, interactive multimedia, and role-playing.
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A) It is time consuming and often reduces employee efficiency.
B) It gives employees a sense that their individuality would be crushed.
C) It encourages employees to develop a positive attitude.
D) It strictly discourages employees from forming informal groups.
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A) computer-based training
B) on-the-job training
C) cross-training
D) vestibule training
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A) takes place on equipment set up in a special area off the job site.
B) teaches the employees skills apart from their area of expertise.
C) involves working alongside an experienced person.
D) uses the computer-based instruction medium.
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A) performance of a particular job in a particular department.
B) specific tasks involved in performing both simple and complex jobs.
C) policies regarding performance appraisals, pay increases, and time off.
D) what the department does and how these activities contribute to the organization's goals.
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A) job rotation
B) vestibule training
C) job enrichment
D) on-the-job training
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