In the context of training,research suggests that we do all of the following in attempting to maximize trainees' identification with a model EXCEPT:
A) the model should be similar to the observer in age,gender,and race.
B) rank the behaviors to be modeled in a sequence from most to least difficult.
C) portray the behaviors to be modeled clearly and in detail.
D) have several models portray the behaviors,not just one.

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Research actually suggests that when attempting to maximize trainees' identification with a model, the behaviors to be modeled should be ranked in a sequence from least to most difficult. This allows the trainee to build confidence as they successfully imitate easier behaviors before moving on to more challenging ones. Therefore, option B is the incorrect statement. Options A, C, and D are all correct strategies for maximizing identification with a model.

In the Context of Training,research Suggests That We Do All