Single-loop learning looks at whether the retailer is doing the right things versus merely
doing things right.

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Single-loop learning typically focuses on making sure that processes and procedures are being carried out correctly, rather than questioning whether those processes and procedures are the most effective or appropriate for achieving the desired outcomes. This is different from double-loop learning, which involves reflecting on underlying assumptions and values to determine if there is a need to change the overall approach or strategy.

Single-Loop Learning Looks at Whether the Retailer Is Doing the Right