A Performance Appraisal Method in Which a Supervisor Keeps a Record

question 63

Multiple Choice

A performance appraisal method in which a supervisor keeps a record of situations that show positive and negative ways an employee has acted and uses it to assess the employee's performance is known as the:

• A) critical-incident appraisal.
• B) checklist appraisal.
• C) graphic rating scale.
• D) forced-choice approach.

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Definitions:

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Supply Curve

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Production Costs

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