Why Does ACT Theory Have Important Implications for Learning and Training

question 28

Multiple Choice

Why does ACT theory have important implications for learning and training?

• A) It suggests that motivational interventions might be more or less effective depending on the stage of learning.
• B) It recognizes that learning is a stage-like process that involves four important stages.
• C) It indicates that similar types of learning take place at different stages throughout the learning process.
• D) It relies on a complete assessment of the training needs of the participants prior to designing the training event.

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Definitions:

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