When Reporting Information to Stakeholders, It Is Crucial to Remember

question 17

Multiple Choice

When reporting information to stakeholders, it is crucial to remember that people

• A) resist all new ideas.
• B) often incorporate new information without recognizing that some of their beliefs had been incorrect.
• C) tend to ignore any comments that are critical of the program.
• D) eagerly seek information that can be used to improve programs.

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Definitions:

Reference Banks

Collections of information, resources, or data that are used for consultation or research purposes.

Peer Opinions

The attitudes, beliefs, and judgments of one's age or status group, often influencing individual behaviors and choices.

Cohort Beliefs

The shared beliefs and norms that are characteristic of a group of people born around the same period, shaped by their shared experiences and historical context.

Norms

The average performance of a large sample of children of a given age.