Research on E-Learning by Orvis and Colleagues (2009) Has Found

question 100

Multiple Choice

Research on e-learning by Orvis and colleagues (2009) has found that when learners are given control over things like play/pause buttons, pop-up key points, and links:

• A)they were less likely to pay attention to the training and less likely to learn the content.
• B)they were more likely to pay attention to the training and were more satisfied with the training.
• C)they were more likely to pay attention but tended to learn less of the content.
• D)they were less likely to pay attention to the training but were more satisfied with the training.

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Definitions:

Simultaneous Game

A strategic situation where all players make their decisions at the same time without knowledge of the others' choices.

Equilibrium

A state in a market or economy where supply and demand are balanced, leading to stable prices and quantities.

Sequential Game

A type of game in game theory where players make moves one after another rather than simultaneously.

Monopolized

Dominated or controlled entirely by a single entity, often reducing competition in the market.