In Evaluating the Effectiveness of Cross-Cultural Training, the Least Useful

question 78

Multiple Choice

In evaluating the effectiveness of cross-cultural training, the least useful approach is:

• A)Using pre-/post-measurement instruments.
• B)Using observers during/after training.
• C)Requiring trainees to memorize cultural specifics.
• D)Ratings by clients, peers, or supervisors of on-site performance.

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