Sensitivity Training: A form of individual counseling geared toward increasing self-awareness and sensitivity to others. It aims to assist key employees in developing their leadership skills surrounding issues of diversity and harassment prevention.

 

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Sensitivity Training: A form of individual counseling geared toward increasing self-awareness and sensitivity to others. It aims to assist key employees in developing their leadership skills surrounding issues of . . . View Full Definition

Sensitivity: With traditional film cameras, sensitivity, also known as ISO, represents the film's sensitivity to light. A lower ISO number means that the film needs more light to take a picture than film . . . View Full Definition

Skills Training: Training provided to employees to help them ascertain the skills and knowledge necessary to perform their current jobs; also used as a retraining method when new systems or processes are introduced.

Spectral Sensitivity: Relative response of a photographic emulsion to each of the colors of the spectrum, including infrared and ultraviolet.

Strength Training: Process of exercising a muscle using resistance weight training to increase muscular strenght.

Sensitivity Time Control (STC): An electronic circuit designed to automatically increase the gain as the electron beam is deflected from the center to the edge of the scope. Also called anti-clutter gain control.

Sensitivity Analysis: Analysis of the effect on a project's profitability of changes in sales, cost, and so on.

Rotational Training: A training method where employees are rotated among a variety of different jobs, departments or company functions for a certain period of time.

Safety Training: A teaching tool used to help employees become more safety-conscious in all aspects of safety.

Sensitivity (Efficiency): The rating of a loudspeaker that indicates the level of a sound intensity that the speaker produces (in db) at a distance of one meter when it receives one watt of input power.The Efficiency . . . View Full Definition