Confidentiality in Training Evaluation Is

question 61

Multiple Choice

Confidentiality in training evaluation is:

• A) not important - the trainees work for the organization already
• B) up to the trainer - they should not discuss what they find out during training
• C) a good reason not to evaluate a training program
• D) assured by using code numbers, rather than names, to identify trainees

Analyze the federal budget's components and the implications of fiscal policy decisions.

Understand the concept of transfer payments and its significance in the economy.

Recognize the historical perspectives and contributions to economic thought.

Understand the sources of government revenue and how tax policies affect different income groups.

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