Training: an exploration of the word and the concept with an analysis of the implications for survey design
Researchers involved with projects surveying training have long been aware of a basic problem: the word 'training' itself may have a different meaning for different people. As a result, data collected from respondents may not necessarily be comparable. Moreover, there is a strong likelihood of under-reporting of training activities, since some respondents may hold a narrower understanding of training than others.
This publication is the result of a project in language use. If attention is paid to the findings of this research, future surveys of training should ensure less under-reporting and le ... Show more
Authors: Campanelli, Pamela; Channell, Joanna
Published: Moorfoot, England, Employment Department, 1994
Resource type: Government report or paper
Physical description: 165 p.
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