The Strategy-Evaluation Process Should

question 16

Multiple Choice

The strategy-evaluation process should

• A) dominate decisions.
• B) be complex.
• C) be cumbersome.
• D) foster mutual understanding and trust.
• E) be restrictive.

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Definitions:

Specific Behaviours

Observable actions or reactions of an individual in particular situations, distinguished by their precision and context.

Similar Settings

Environments or circumstances that share common characteristics or conditions, potentially allowing for comparable observations or experiments.

Error Training

A learning strategy that involves allowing learners to make mistakes during training in order to enhance learning through direct experience, problem-solving, and correction.

Error-Recovery Strategies

Techniques or methods employed to correct mistakes and recover from errors in various processes.