The Most Important Step in the Planning and Evaluation Process

question 12

Multiple Choice

The most important step in the planning and evaluation process is writing program objectives. The purpose of having objectives is to:

• A) Give the speaker specific topics to cover
• B) Provide direction for conducting the program
• C) Provide an enriching experience for participants
• D) Formulate a mission statement.

Comprehend the concept and significance of disposition-based trust and its role within the workplace.

Gain knowledge of the role and limitations of mediators in conflict resolution.

Recognize the prevalence and importance of negotiation skills in one's career.

Understand the relationship between trust levels and counterproductive work behaviors.

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