Which of the Following Is True of Results-Based Approaches

question 111

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is true of results-based approaches?

• A) They only focus on employee traits or specific behaviors.
• B) They are typically qualitative.
• C) They may ignore the impact of circumstances beyond the employee's control.
• D) They are subjective methods of appraisal.
• E) They focus on recent performances rather than past performances.

---

Definitions:

Interest Accrued

The amount of interest that has been earned but not yet paid or received, up to a specific date, representing a company’s liability or asset depending on the context.

Discounting Note

A financial practice where a note or bill is sold to a third party before its maturity date for less than its face value, allowing the seller to access funds earlier.

Discounted Note

A promissory note sold for less than its face value, which will be worth its full value upon maturity; used as a form of short-term financing.

Interest Expense

This is the cost incurred by an entity for borrowed funds, reflected as an expense on the income statement.