Some evidence suggests a "mixed modelling strategy" in program design is in fact more effective for behavioural generalization versus simply showing the trainee the correct behaviour.

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Research has shown that incorporating mixed modelling strategies, which includes showing examples of correct behaviour as well as incorrect behaviour and how to correct it, can lead to greater generalization of the behaviour to real-life situations. Simply showing the trainee the correct behaviour may not be as effective in promoting long-term behaviour change.

Some Evidence Suggests a "Mixed Modelling Strategy" in Program Design