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have suggested three kinds of post-training assessments
- an “immediate test” when the training has been
completed, an “intermediate test” when the trainee has
returned to the job, and an “ultimate test” to measure
behavioral changes.
30. See Donald L. Kirkpatrick (1994). The best justifi cation
for trainers' existence is probably record-keeping that
satisfi es the needs of operational staff and GXP auditors.
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