Point Plans Represent a Significant Change from Ranking and Classification

question 48

Multiple Choice

Point plans represent a significant change from ranking and classification methods in that:

• A)they assign the task of evaluation to a single employee
• B)they do not involve conducting job analysis
• C)they make explicit the criteria for evaluating jobs
• D)they cannot be applied to non-benchmark jobs
• E)they list jobs from highest to lowest based on a global definition of value

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Definitions:

Puberty

The developmental stage in which an individual matures sexually and reaches reproductive capability.

Sexual Organs

Body parts involved in the reproductive process, including internal and external structures.

Secondary Aging

The aging process that occurs due to controllable factors such as lifestyle choices, illnesses, and environmental influences, as opposed to primary aging which is inevitable genetic aging.

Cognitive Functioning

Mental processes involved in gaining knowledge and comprehension, including thinking, knowing, remembering, judging, and problem-solving.