The choice of the learning environment is subject to preferences that depend on the various conceptions of learning and the methodological approaches built on them, as well as the training objectives aligned with the organizational goals. Practice shows that the learning theory individual educators use – often intuitively - is usually an eclectic mix that they develop for themselves benefiting from the peculiarities of various approaches: “...an affective training environment emphasizes the experiencing of concrete events; a symbolic environment emphasizes abstract conceptualization; a perceptual training environment stresses observation and appreciation; a behavioral training environment stresses action-taking in situations with real consequences. Any particular training experience can have some or all of these orientations, to differing degrees, at the same time.”