Social Entrepreneurs Recognize a Societal Problem and Use Business Principles

question 33

True/False

Social entrepreneurs recognize a societal problem and use business principles to develop innovative solutions.

Understand the complexity and necessity of causal evaluations in training programs.

Explore the reasons behind the limited use of sophisticated training evaluations by organizations.

Recognize declarative vs. procedural learning in the context of training assessment.

Compare and contrast different training evaluation models (Kirkpatrick, DBE, COMA).

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Definitions:

Confidence

The feeling or belief that one can rely on someone or something; self-assurance.

Compromising

A conflict resolution strategy where both parties give up something of value to reach an agreement.

Political Tactic

Strategies employed by individuals or groups within an organization to gain power, influence decisions, and achieve specific goals.

Withholds Information

The act of intentionally not sharing or disclosing relevant data or insights that may be necessary or beneficial to others.