Information Such as Facts, Techniques, and Procedures That Trainees Can

question 102

Multiple Choice

Information such as facts, techniques, and procedures that trainees can recall after training is an example of

• A) training outcomes.
• B) transfer of training.
• C) return on investment on training.
• D) training credits.
• E) training improvements.

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Definitions:

Constraint

A limitation or restriction that impacts the choices or actions of individuals or systems.

Tradition

The transmission of customs, beliefs, and cultural practices from one generation to another, often serving as a cornerstone for community identity and continuity.

Rationalization

The process of replacing traditions, values, and emotions as motivators for behavior in society with concepts based on efficiency and logic.

Iron Cage

A concept by Max Weber describing the increased rationalization inherent in social life, particularly in Western capitalist societies, leading to individuals feeling trapped by systems and bureaucracies.