A Hypothetical Imperative Is

question 1021

Multiple Choice

A hypothetical imperative is:

• A) An imperative that tells us what anyone who faces an imaginary moral dilemma ought to do.
• B) An imperative that says that something is good to do even for a will that does not represent it as practically necessary.
• C) An imperative that says that something is good to do to attain some further goal.
• D) An imperative that applies to everyone, regardless of their particular interests or goals.

Identify and justify the costs associated with the instructional systems design (ISD) model steps to senior management.

Differentiate between training and development.

Explain the instructional systems design (ISD) model and its importance in training program planning.

Define and understand strategic human resources management (SHRM) and its implications.

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Definitions:

Group Selection

Selection arising from variation in fitness among groups.

Reproductively Altruistic

Behavior by an individual that reduces its own reproductive success while boosting the reproductive success of others.

Evolutionary Trade-Off

Situations in which one trait is favored by natural selection, but at the expense of another trait, often due to resource limitations.

Learning Imposes

The process by which acquiring new, or modifying existing, knowledge or behaviors involves certain constraints or requirements.