When a Rater Tends to Use Only One Part of a Rating

question 39

Multiple Choice

When a rater tends to use only one part of a rating scale, this is known as

• A) distributional error.
• B) contrast error.
• C) halo error.
• D) horns error.
• E) projection error.

Understand the concept and implications of the principal-agent problem in both private and public sectors.

Evaluate the efficiency of resource allocation in majority voting and the paradox of voting.

Describe the median-voter model and its implications for political outcomes and public service provision.

Grasp the concept and implications of logrolling in political decision-making.

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Definitions:

Occupational Deviance

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