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joe

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An organization decides to send cashiers who have a high incidence of shortages on the job to a retraining program in order to correct this problem. This practice demonstrates which type of needs analysis?
 
  a. Organizational analysis
  b. Person analysis
  c. Choice analysis
 d. Job analysis

Question 2

A task analysis conducted as part of a training needs assessment is made easier if:
 
  a. a person analysis is conducted first
 b. job descriptions are available
 c. training has previously been conducted
  d. training has previously been conducted



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

b



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