The Theory That Dominated Macroeconomic Thinking in the 1960s Was

question 65

Multiple Choice

The theory that dominated macroeconomic thinking in the 1960s was

• A) monetarism.
• B) classical economics.
• C) Keynesian economics.
• D) rational expectations theory.

Identify and analyze various performance appraisal methods and their effectiveness.

Recognize legal and ethical considerations in performance appraisals.

Understand the role of performance appraisal in talent management and career progression.

Identify common biases and errors in performance appraisal and strategies to overcome them.

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Definitions:

Cognitive Error

Faulty thinking or mistaken beliefs that can lead to incorrect conclusions or decisions.

Beck's Views

Refers to the theories and therapeutic techniques developed by psychologist Aaron T. Beck, particularly his contributions to cognitive therapy which emphasize the role of thought patterns in psychological disorders.

Depression

A mental health disorder characterized by persistently low mood and a lack of interest in activities, affecting daily functioning.

Social Skills Training

A form of behavior therapy used to improve interpersonal skills through modeling, role-playing, and reinforcement techniques.