POSTTRAINING STRATEGIES FOR FACILITATING POSITIVE TRANSFER: AN EMPIRICAL EXPLORATION.
Academy of Management JournalPublished 1 September 1986
Kenneth N. Wexley, Timothy T. Baldwin
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This study investigated the effectiveness of three posttraining strategies for facilitating transfer of training: (1) assigned goal setting, (2) participative goal setting, and (3) a behavioral sel...
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