Lapses that inhibit transfer of training typically take place when trainees:
A) use previously learned, less effective capabilities instead of applying the capabilities emphasized in the training program.
B) make performance of a task, recall of knowledge, or demonstration of a skill so automatic that it requires little thought or attention.
C) complete practice exercises at one time within a lesson or class rather than distributing the exercises within the lesson.
D) identify learned material in long-term memory and use it to influence performance.

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This option describes a situation where trainees revert to old habits or methods rather than utilizing the newly learned capabilities. This inhibits transfer as they are not implementing the skills taught in the training program. Option B refers to overlearning, which can actually enhance transfer of training. Option C may affect retention of information but does not necessarily inhibit transfer. Option D describes a process that can lead to transfer if the learned material is correctly applied to new situations.

Lapses That Inhibit Transfer of Training Typically Take Place When