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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Definitions:

Objection Eliminators

Techniques or strategies used in sales to overcome or mitigate potential objections from prospects.

Nonverbal Cues

Forms of communication without using words, including gestures, facial expressions, and body language, that convey messages and emotions.

Untrained Listener

An individual who lacks the skills or experience to effectively understand and interpret spoken information, particularly in complex or technical contexts.

Levels Of Listening

Various degrees of attention and engagement that a listener can exhibit, affecting the effectiveness of communication.