A Hands-On Approach to Training, Where Employees Try to Perform

question 69

Multiple Choice

A hands-on approach to training, where employees try to perform the function they are getting trained for, rather than being taught the theory behind it in great detail would facilitate learning the most in _____ learners.

• A) rote
• B) read/write
• C) auditory
• D) kinesthetic
• E) visual

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