To What Extent Is a Systems Model Appropriate to the Diagnosis of Training Needs and the Conduct of Training in Organizations?.

Atkins, Brian

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ERIC Number: EJ295496

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Publication Date: 1983

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To What Extent Is a Systems Model Appropriate to the Diagnosis of Training Needs and the Conduct of Training in Organizations?

Atkins, Brian

Programmed Learning and Educational Technology, v20 n4 p243-52 Nov 1983

An examination of the origin and content of general systems theory is followed by identification of the major characteristics of systems and brief discussion of use of models. Two ways of applying a systems model are identified and their appropriateness is assessed in relation to particular training circumstances. (55 references). (Author/MBR)

Descriptors: Instructional Development, Instructional Systems, Job Analysis, Job Training, Learning Theories, Literature Reviews, Models, Motivation, Organizations (Groups), Problem Solving, Systems Approach, Training Objectives

Publication Type: Information Analyses; Reports - Descriptive; Journal Articles

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