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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Definitions:

Prenatal Period

The stage of development that occurs from conception until birth, critical for healthy fetal development.

Moral Reasoning

A cognitive process that involves evaluating the ethical rightness or wrongness of different actions or behavior.

Decision-making Skill

The ability to select between two or more alternatives to achieve the best outcome in a given situation.

Moral Development

The pathway through which individuals acquire suitable dispositions and practices in relation to others in their community, influenced by the norms, rules, and laws of social and cultural contexts.