Which Is an Effective Principle for Providing Feedback

question 31

Multiple Choice

Which is an effective principle for providing feedback?

• A) Focusing feedback on persons rather than behavior pinpoints directly the problem.
• B) Focusing feedback on inferences and judgments eliminates blocking behavior.
• C) Focusing feedback on the amount of information the recipient can use helps team members.
• D) Focusing feedback immediately is more important than looking for the appropriate time.

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