When an Employee Is Really Good at One Aspect of Their

question 177

Multiple Choice

When an employee is really good at one aspect of their job, a supervisor may fail to notice that he or she performs another aspect of the job poorly. This is most likely due to

• A) the contrast effect.
• B) stereotype threat.
• C) trait affectivity.
• D) the halo effect.

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Definitions:

LIFO

Last In, First Out, an inventory valuation method where the most recently produced or acquired items are the first to be expensed.

Net Adjustment

Net adjustment in finance refers to the total change or modification made to a figure or record to correct it or bring it to its current value, often seen in contexts like accounting and investments.

Operating Activities

Transactions and other events related to the core business operations, including revenue and expense activities that affect the net income.

Inventory Increases

A rise in the amount of goods and materials on hand, often indicative of increased production or decreased sales.