Most critics of creativity training maintain that:
A) employees do not enjoy creativity training and that it only works to instill distaste for training among most workers.
B) the effectiveness of creativity training would increase if it focused on "hard" skills rather than "soft" skills.
C) diversity training works just as well and meets the same goals at less expense to firms.
D) teaching creativity makes employees feel good but is unlikely to produce lasting results.

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Critics often argue that creativity training may make employees feel good, but the effects may be short-lived and not result in sustainable, long-term changes in behavior or performance.

Most Critics of Creativity Training Maintain That