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Learning, Development & Organizational Effectiveness Flashcards

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  1. A learning management system (LMS) is PRIMARILY used to:

    Answer: Deliver, track, and manage employee training and development programs

    An LMS is a technology platform for delivering and tracking online learning, managing course libraries, and reporting on training completion.

  2. Which organizational development (OD) intervention involves helping teams examine and improve their own processes and relationships?

    Answer: Team building

    Process consultation is an OD technique where a consultant helps a team diagnose and improve its own group processes and dynamics.

  3. Change management models like Kotter's 8-Step Process emphasize which initial step as critical?

    Answer: Creating a sense of urgency around the need for change

    Kotter's model begins with creating urgency because without a compelling reason to change, people resist the effort and momentum fails.

  4. The concept of a learning organization, as described by Peter Senge, is characterized by:

    Answer: Continuous adaptation, systems thinking, and shared mental models across all levels

    Senge's learning organization framework emphasizes adaptive capacity, systems thinking, and the collective mental models that enable ongoing organizational learning.

  5. A competency model in talent management defines:

    Answer: The knowledge, skills, abilities, and behaviors required for successful performance in a role or organization

    Competency models describe the full profile of capabilities and behaviors associated with high performance, guiding hiring, development, and performance management.

  6. Which evaluation approach measures training impact by comparing a trained group to a control group that did not receive training?

    Answer: Control group comparison (experimental design)

    Experimental or control group designs provide the strongest evidence of training effectiveness by isolating the training intervention from other variables.