Assertion (A) While all programming strategies need to provide for all three phases of individual and organisational learning, they differ according to the training modalities chosen for implementing them. Reason (R) The chosen modality provides the frame for designing and sequencing training inputs and selecting methods to produce the desired results.
In Tolman's experiment, three groups of rats were taught to run a maze. The rats that were never shown food in the maze appeared not to have learned it. However, when food appeared they could find it just as quickly as rats that had always been shown food.
This demonstrates the effect of
Elsie's daughter gaveher a microwave oven on her birthday. Elsie has never used a microwave and scared to use this one. Instead, she lets it kitchen and refuses to let her daughter teach how to use it. Elsie would probably score very low
Arrange the following stages of child in order based on Erikson's theory of development
1. Industry Vs Inferiority
2. Autonomy Vs Shame
3. Basic Trust Vs Mistrust
4. Initiative Vs Guilt