The "BARS" Approach Might Use Critical Incidents to Create Response

question 49

Multiple Choice

The "BARS" approach might use critical incidents to create response anchors,ranging from 1-5 where 5 indicates:

• A)unwilling to accept changes.
• B)poor adaptive performance.
• C)excellent adaptive performance.
• D)able to make changes with average amount of instruction.
• E)requires persuasion and supervision to make changes.

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Definitions:

Language Differences

Pertains to the variability in language use across cultures, regions, or social groups, affecting communication and understanding.

High-Context

A communication style in which most of the information is already in the person, with very little in the explicit, transmitted part of the message.

Low-Context

Communication style in which the majority of the information is conveyed through explicit verbal messages rather than contextual cues.

High-Content

Information or media that are rich in substance and significance, often providing comprehensive and deep insights on a subject.