Orientation programs that combine a variety of activities such as lectures, seminars, interaction sessions, on-the-job experiences, one-to-one mentoring and orientation kits are:
A) more likely to fail because of their complexity.
B) no better or worse than a series of orientation lectures.
C) more likely to fail because they are costly to implement.
D) more effective than programs giving overviews through a series of lectures.

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It has been observed that programs that combine a variety of activities such as lectures, seminars, interaction sessions, on-the-job experiences, one-to-one mentoring and orientation kits are more effective than those simply providing overviews through a series of lectures (Noe & Colquitt, 2002).

Orientation Programs That Combine a Variety of Activities Such as Lectures