Reaction
Learning
Behavior
Motivation & Self-Efficacy
Organizational Impact
100

 What are the two types of reaction variables measured after training?    

Affective and Utility Reactions

100

What does declarative learning measure?

Knowing facts and information

100

What is the main focus of behavior evaluation?

Whether trainees apply learned skills on the job

100

What theory is used to measure motivation in training?

Expectancy Theory

100

What do organizational results measure in training evaluation?    

The impact of training on key business outcomes

200

What method is most commonly used to measure reaction?    

Questionnaires

200

Which type of test is used to assess procedural learning?

Situational tests

200

Name one method used to measure behavioral change.

Self-reports or supervisory reports

200

What are the three components of the motivation formula?

Valence, Instrumentality, Expectancy


200

Give one example of a Key Performance Indicator (KPI) used to evaluate training.    

Customer satisfaction, productivity, or safety incidents

300

What is one major limitation of reaction variables in training evaluation?    

They have low correlation with learning and transfer

300

What is a limitation of multiple-choice tests in learning evaluation?

They assess short-term recall, not deep understanding

300

Why are self-reports considered a limitation?

They may be biased and low in accuracy

300

What does self-efficacy measure in training evaluation?

Confidence in learning and applying new behaviors

300

What is the main challenge in attributing organizational results to training?

The attribution problem—other factors may be involved

400

Give one reason why reaction variables are popular among trainers.

They provide immediate feedback and are easy to analyze

400

What is procedural learning better at predicting compared to declarative learning?    

Transfer and performance

400

When should behavior typically be measured after training?

Weeks or months after training

400

Name a common tool for measuring self-efficacy.    

Confidence scales (0–10)

400

What method compares results between trained and untrained groups?

Control Groups

500

Why might reaction variables not predict on-the-job behavior?

Because they focus on subjective opinions and emotions, not actual performance

500

Why is procedural learning rarely assessed despite being valuable?    

It is harder to measure than declarative learning


500

Give an example of behavioral application after training.

An employee prioritizes tasks better after time management training

500

How can you improve accuracy when measuring self-efficacy?    

Validate with performance tasks or demos


500

What is a limitation of using soft skill training for evaluating organizational results?    

It's hard to quantify changes with direct metrics