What is the purpose of behavior modeling and when should it be used?
What will be an ideal response?
Behavior modeling is useful when the purpose is to show trainees what appropriate and/or inappropriate behavior looks like, or to allow trainees an opportunity to compare their own behavior with that of a role model. It is also effective in developing observational and critical thinking skills. Behavior modeling should be used when the object of the training is a skill that can be modeled, and when there is ample opportunity for quality feedback.
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