When Helping to Develop Behaviorally Anchored Rating Scales (BARS), a Bank

question 38

Multiple Choice

When helping to develop behaviorally anchored rating scales (BARS) , a bank teller writes that an example of low effectiveness would be giving a customer the wrong amount of cash during a transaction. The bank teller is giving a:

• A)distribution error.
• B)retranslation.
• C)critical incident.
• D)graphic account.

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Definitions:

360-Day Year

A simplified accounting approach that assumes a year has 360 days, used to make interest calculations easier.

Interest Revenue

Income earned from the lending of funds or investment in interest-bearing assets, like loans, bonds, or savings accounts.

360-Day Year

An accounting convention that simplifies interest calculations by assuming there are 360 days in a year.

Note Payable

A financial obligation or loan evidenced by a written promissory note specifying payment terms.