Significant Research Exists Supporting the Effectiveness of Behaviour Modelling Training

question 1

Multiple Choice

Significant research exists supporting the effectiveness of behaviour modelling training. Which of the following variables is NOT linked to strong on-the-job transfer when a trainer uses behaviour modelling methods?

• A) positive and negative behaviours are displayed by models
• B) trainee goal setting is encouraged
• C) trainees' managers are trained
• D) experimental training methods are used in conjunction with behaviour modelling

Recognize the advantages and disadvantages of recording interviews.

Learn the significance of establishing rapport with the interviewee.

Identify the types of questions used during an interview and their applications.

Know the ethical and legal considerations of conducting interviews.

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Herzberg's Theory

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Motivational Factors

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