A Situation Where the Supervisor Ranks Employees Extremely High May

question 38

Multiple Choice

A situation where the supervisor ranks employees extremely high may be subject to:

• A)graphic rating bias.
• B)positive leniency error.
• C)critical incidence.
• D)halo error.
• E)central tendency.

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