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  1. Net Promoter Score (NPS) in L&D is used to measure:

    Answer: Likelihood of learners recommending the training to colleagues

    NPS in L&D asks learners how likely they are to recommend the program to others, providing a measure of learner advocacy.

  2. Summative evaluation in training is conducted:

    Answer: At the end of instruction to judge overall effectiveness

    Summative evaluation occurs at the end of a training program to determine whether learning objectives were achieved and the overall program effectiveness.

  3. Which data collection method is most effective for measuring Level 3 (Behavior) outcomes?

    Answer: On-the-job observation and manager assessments

    Level 3 measurement requires direct observation of on-the-job behavior change, supervisor feedback, or performance data from the workplace.

  4. 'Benchmarking' in the context of L&D evaluation refers to:

    Answer: Comparing training metrics to industry standards or best-practice organizations

    Benchmarking compares an organization's L&D metrics and practices against industry standards or high-performing organizations to identify improvement areas.

  5. What is the primary purpose of a training evaluation plan?

    Answer: To specify what will be measured, how, and when for each evaluation level

    A training evaluation plan defines the evaluation strategy including metrics, data sources, timing, and responsibilities for measuring training effectiveness.

  6. Utility analysis in L&D evaluation is used to:

    Answer: Calculate the financial value of performance improvements from training

    Utility analysis translates human performance improvements into dollar values, helping quantify the economic impact of training programs.

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