Training programs are more likely to be effective if they incorporate all of the following except:
A) goal setting.
B) modeling.
C) standardization.
D) active practice.

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Standardization refers to making all aspects of the training program the same for all participants. While standardizing certain aspects of the program can be helpful, it is not necessary for the program to be effective. The other three factors listed (goal setting, modeling, and active practice) have all been shown to improve the effectiveness of training programs.

Training Programs Are More Likely to Be Effective If They