A Weighted Point Evaluation System

question 3

Multiple Choice

A weighted point evaluation system:

• A) is seldom used because the costs usually outweigh the benefits.
• B) includes evaluation criteria, an importance factor for each, and a rating system.
• C) includes efficiency and effectiveness metrics weighted by users perceptions.
• D) is the most commonly used process because of ease of design and use.
• E) allows each rater to weight the criteria, but all raters user the same rating scales.

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