Chapter 4 Flashcards
What is not a key benefit of the elevation function?
Determining the cause of the performance gap and appropriate remediation.
What best describes a reliable evaluation instrument?
The extent to which an instrument is consistent enough that the subsequent measures of an item give the same approximate results.
What best describes construct validity?
The extent to which the instrument represents the content of the program.
What best describes formative evaluation?
Assessing the effectiveness of a training program while its being developed.
What best describes concurrent validity?
The extent to which an instrument agrees with the results of other instruments administered at approximately the same time to measure the same characteristics.
What best describes summative evaluation?
Assessing the effectiveness of a training program when its completed and has been test piloted.
Which of Kirkpatrick’s 4 levels of evaluation assesses the learners ability to transfer learning on the job and usually occurs a few weeks to 3 months after the training event.
Level 3
Which of Kirkpatrick’s 4 levels of evaluation assesses the learners reaction to the training program and is usually administered at the end of the training event?
Level 1
Which evaluation methods encourages the analysis of each step to ensure the quality of the evaluation?
Meta
Which evaluation method focuses on converting data into monetary values and comparing it to costs?
Phillips ROI Methodology
What is an example of a learning (Level 2) evaluation?
Paper and Pencil Test
An assessment of on the job performance is an example of which level of evaluation?
Behavior (Level 3)
What measures the central tendency reflecting the most frequently occurring score in a distribution?
Mode
What best describes a situation where the mode
Positive Skewness, refers to assembly in the distribution of sample.
What best describes a normal distribution?
The way which observations tend to gather around the mean, also known as a bell shaped curve.
What best describes dispersion?
Variation in values that could be widely scattered or tightly clustered.
What best describes an outlier?
An observation in a data set that’s further from others in the data set.
What types of data make it possible to rank order items measured by which has less or more quality represented?
Ordinal
What identifies an absolute zero point?
Interval