Discussion:
1. Which theory is founded on the premise that an individual's intentions regulate his or her behavior?
2. When trainees are given the opportunity to practice far beyond the point where they have performed a task correctly several times, the task becomes second nature and is
3. The level of training needs analysis that attempts to identify the content of the training is _____ analysis.
4. The level of training needs analysis that focuses on identifying whether training supports the company's strategic direction is called _____ analysis
5. Which of the following is an example of an on-the-job training method?
6. _____ analysis is helpful in determining the special needs of a particular group, such as older workers, women, or managers at different levels.
7. Which of the following is an example of the simulation method of training
8. ____ refers to the material that is rich in association for the trainees and is therefore easily understood by them
9. The impact of training on _____ is the most significant, but it is the most difficult effect to demonstrate
10. In evaluating training programs, it is important to distinguish _____ from data-collection methods
11. Training methods used to stimulate learning can be classified in three ways, one of which
12. The evaluation phase is one phase of the process for effective training to occur. Which of the following is not a part of the evaluation phase?