Research on Mentoring Suggests

question 75

Multiple Choice

Research on mentoring suggests

• A)the mere existence of the program ensures its success.
• B)mentor and protégé input to the program has little impact on satisfaction with the program.
• C)mentor training enhances program outcomes.
• D)mentor characteristics are less important in their selection to the program than willingness to participate.

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