Write an initial response to the following key question(s) or prompt(s):

Write an initial response to the following key question(s) or prompt(s):

Measuring both intervention and outcome variables is necessary for implementation and evaluation feedback. Unfortunately, there has been a tendency in OD to measure only outcome variables while neglecting intervention variables altogether. It generally is assumed that the intervention has been implemented and attention, therefore, is directed to its impact on such organizational outcomes as performance, absenteeism, and satisfaction. Implementing OD interventions generally take considerable time and learning. It must be empirically determined that the intervention has been implemented; it cannot simply be assumed. Implementation feedback serves this purpose, guiding the implementation process and helping to interpret outcome data. Outcome measures are ambiguous without knowledge of how well the intervention has been implemented. For example, a negligible change in measures of performance and satisfaction could mean that the wrong intervention has been chosen, that the correct intervention has not been implemented effectively, or that the wrong variables have been measured. Measurement of the intervention variables helps determine the correct interpretation of outcome measures. (“Evaluating and Institutionalizing Organization Development Interventions,” n.d., para. 2)
To assure clients of the reliability and validity of an OD practitioner’s recommendations for strategic implementations, multiple methods are used to measure a particular variable. Accordingly, 

1. Identify multiple methods (at least 2–3) to measure one of the designed strategic interventions that were recommended by your team in the DBA project for this course. (The methods to measure can be those in traditional use or uniquely crafted by you.)