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WHO A pioneer best known for popularizing the theory of nine instructional events that help ensure learning occurs:
Gagne, Robert/Conditions of Learning
XXXXX CHART A chart that graphically displays the time relationships of the project’s steps and key checkpoints or deliverable dates, known as milestones.
Gantt Chart
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XXXXXX ANALYSIS an ananlsys carried out during performance analysis that defines driving and restraining forces, current state versus desired state, and methods for change. (See also Performance Analysis.)
Gap Analysis
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WHO designed multiple intelligence theory, an accelerated learning theory that states there is no single way in which everyone thinks and learns. He devised a list of eight intelligences: verbal-linguistic, logical-mathematical, visual-spatial, bodily-kinesthetic, musical-rhythmic, interpersonal, intrapersonal, and naturalistic, which, in different combinations, make up a person’s learning style.
Gardner, Howard
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XXXXXXX THEORY an accelerated learning theory that states there is no single way in which everyone thinks and learns.
Multiple Intelligence Theory
Grape
XXXXXXXX ENGINEERING MODEL A model that identifies six major sets of factors that can either hinder or facilitate workplace performance: information, resources, incentives or consequences, knowledge and skills, capacity, and motivation.
Gilbert’s Behavior Engineering Model
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Theories that pushed the idea that starting at the age of 18 individuals move from career exploration toward a series of events including educational specialization toward a specific career path and a final commitment to a career.
Ginzburg’s Theories
Soccer
refers to an end state or condition toward which human effort is directed.
GOAL
soccer
XXXXXXXX SETTING THEORY Theory that people are best motivated when they participate in setting their own goals.
Goal Setting Theory
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describes situations in which groups make bad or irrational decisions. The main characteristic is when each member of the group makes his or her stated opinions conform to the perceived consensus of the group.
Groupthink
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XXXXXXX DATA Data type that is objective and measurable quantitative measures, whether stated in terms of frequency, percentage, proportion, or time.
Hard Data
H……… front end analysis
XXXXXXXXXXXXXX MODEL a diagnostic model designed to identify the cause of a performance problem, based on the belief that the cause should drive the solution.
Harless’s Front-End Analysis Model
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XXXXXXXXX STUDIES Studies that determined that employees were more productive when working in groups than in isolation, and that wage incentives did not determine product output.
Hawthorne Studies
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XXXXXXXXXINSTRUMENT a method of personality testing developed by W.E. (Ned) Herrmann based on brain function: left brain, cerebral; left brain, limbic; right brain, limbic; right brain, cerebral
Herrmann Brain Dominance Instrument
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XXXXXXXXXX MANAGEMENT MODEL a model that was implemented by Henry Ford. This model divides larger tasks into smaller ones that people with little or no education could carry out. Decision making was shifted to a group of foremen, supervisors, and managers.
Hierarchical Management Model
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XXXXXXXXXXXX ORGANIZATIONS organizations that establish and sustain vast economic, operational, and market performance.
High-Performance Organizations
Holland O…….. Congruency Model
XXXXXXXXXXXXX CONGRUENCY MODEL A model that matches individuals to their best career choice through interviews that deal with six types of work environments: realistic, investigative, artisitic, social, enterprising, and conventional
Holland’s Occupational Congruency Model
XXXXXXXXX RESROUCE DEVELOPMENT term coined by Leonard Nadler to describe the organized learning experiences of training, education, and development offered by employers
HRD (Human Resource Development)
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XXXXXX CAPITAL a term used to describe the collective knowledge, skills, competencies, and value of the people in an organization.
Human Capital
HPI
XXXXXXXX IMPROVEMENTis a results-based, systematic process used to identify performance problems, analyze root causes, select and design actions, manage learning in the workplace, measure results, and continuously improve performance within an organization. It is based on open systems theory,
Human Performance Improvement (HPI
HPM
Models that identify knowledge, skills, desire, environment, and opportunity as key factors that affect human performance.
Human Performance Models
HPT
XXXXXXXXXXXX TECHNOLOGY is a systems view of human performance that is used to analyze both a performance gap and a performance system.
Human Performance Technology (HPT)
HRA
XXXXXXXX AUDIT one component of a succession planning system, building on the identification of successors and addressing the assessment of employee mobility to various positions
Human Resource Audit
activities conducted at the beginning of training programs that introduce participants to one another; may introduce content; and in general, help participants ease into the program.
Icebreakers