Leaders continue to train high priority tasks even after units achieve standards. They do this by increasing the complexity of task conditions, the levels of stress and by maximizing repetitions and sets until task mastery is achieved.
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Prioritizing Tasks Informs Planning and Resourcing Decisions
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