Which of the Following Is True of Peers as a Source

question 56

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is true of peers as a source of performance information?

• A) Peers are poor sources of information about performance in a job.
• B) Peer ratings, according to research, are not influenced much by friendships.
• C) Peers evaluations generally lack validity.
• D) Peers are less willing participants in reviews to be used for employee development.
• E) Peers are comfortable with rating employees for decisions that may affect themselves.

Understand the concepts of homothetic preferences and their implications for consumer demand.

Interpret the compensated demand function and its relevance to consumer theory.

Grasp the difference between the Slutsky and Hicks decomposition of the substitution effect.

Recognize the impact of changes in prices and income on consumption bundles with respect to different types of preferences (strictly convex, perfect substitutes, and perfect complements).

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