All of the Following Are Disadvantages of Hands-On Measures Except

question 2

Multiple Choice

All of the following are disadvantages of hands-on measures except

• A)they don't permit the observation of infrequent but important activities.
• B)they measure what someone "can do" rather than what they "will do."
• C)they can often be expensive to develop.
• D)they cover only a sample of the work performance of an individual.

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