According to Kirkpatrick's (1976) taxonomy of training criteria, cognitive, skill-based, and affective outcomes are three ways in which _____ criteria can be characterized.

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Kirkpatrick's taxonomy of training criteria classifies the outcomes into four levels- Reaction, Learning, Behavior, and Results. Out of these four, the first level is Reaction, which is related to the trainee's response to the training program. The second level is Learning, which is related to cognitive, skill-based, and affective outcomes. The third level is Behavior, which is related to the application of learning in the workplace. The fourth level is Results, which is related to the impact of training on the organization's goals. Therefore, the correct choice is B - learning.

According to Kirkpatrick's (1976) Taxonomy of Training Criteria, Cognitive, Skill-Based