Although Measuring and Monitoring Performance Is Crucial to Organizational Efficiency

question 72

Multiple Choice

Although measuring and monitoring performance is crucial to organizational efficiency, organizations do not always measure things that are relevant to efficiency.In some cases, these decisions are appropriate, but often they are not.Under what conditions is it APPROPRIATE to select measures that are NOT relevant to efficiency

• A)When the organization is focusing on objective criteria
• B)When the organization is
• C)When the organization is emphasizing other goals
• D)When the organization is focusing on objective criteria and measuring highly visible behaviors, but not emphasizing other goals
• E)When the organization is focusing on objective criteria and emphasizing other goals but not measuring highly visible behaviors

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Definitions:

Motion Pictures

A series of still images that, when shown on a screen, create the illusion of moving images due to the phi phenomenon.

Stroboscopic Movement

The optical illusion of perceived motion created when a series of static images are shown in rapid sequence.

Still Photos

Photographs that capture a single moment in time, particularly in contrast to moving images.

Size Constancy

A perceptual process allowing a person to perceive an object as the same size regardless of its distance from the observer.