When Controls Are Confusing or Too Sophisticated for Employees,a Supervisor

question 7

Multiple Choice

When controls are confusing or too sophisticated for employees,a supervisor should:

• A)create complex charts and graphs to explain the controls in more detail.
• B)stop using controls altogether.
• C)attempt to help his or her employees understand them.
• D)devise new controls that meet departmental needs and are understandable to everyone who uses them.

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Definitions:

Products

The substances that result from the completion of a chemical reaction, which are typically different in chemical properties from the reactants.

Posterior Probability

The probability of a hypothesis or event occurring given the evidence or data observed.

Prior Probability

The probability of an event before new evidence is considered, used in Bayesian statistics as a part of updating the probability based on new information.

Posterior Probability

is the probability of the hypotheses given the observed data, calculated using Bayes' theorem.