Exam 6: Learning, Memory, and Training

Frequently, it is stated that continuous development is a necessary part of self-development in contemporary organizations because:

Which of the following is an approach to evaluating training?

Providing reinforcement only when the desired behaviour occurs is described as:

In contrast to operant conditioning, social learning theory takes into account:

Retroactive, proactive, and repression are all important forms of:

Internal structures, developed through experience, which organize incoming infor-mation in relation to previous experience, are called:

Which of the following is true?

In behaviour role modelling, trying out the newly learned behaviours in the job is referred to as:

The salivation of Pavlov's dog after the sound of a buzzer is referred to as:

According to Wexley, the assessment of needs can be considered at the following three levels of analysis:

When previous learning in a particular task hinders learning in another task this is called:

A gradual weakening of the strength of the conditioned response is referred to as: