Scientific "Proof" that Your Training Program Works: How to Develop Statistical Evidence Your Management Will Buy.

Novack, Stanley R.

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Scientific "Proof" that Your Training Program Works: How to Develop Statistical Evidence Your Management Will Buy

Novack, Stanley R.

Training, 13, 3, 32-3, Mar 76

A statistical method, Fishers Table of t (or t ratio), is used to determine the statistical significance of a comparison of results from pretests and post-tests of knowledge and skill taken by training program participants. A statistically significant improvement can demonstrate training effectiveness. (MS)

Descriptors: Comparative Analysis, Educational Programs, Evaluation Methods, Pretesting, Pretests Posttests, Program Effectiveness, Statistical Analysis, Statistical Significance, Training

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