The Four Perspectives of a Balanced Scorecard Are

question 40

Multiple Choice

The four perspectives of a balanced scorecard are:

• A)Economic, non-economic, community, and social responsibility
• B)Financial, customer, internal business processes, and learning and growth
• C)Cost centres, revenue centres, profit centres, and investment centres
• D)Financial, nonfinancial, accounting, and non-accounting

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Definitions:

Client-Centered Therapist

A therapist who practices a form of psychotherapy focusing on creating a supportive environment where clients can discover their true selves through self-exploration.

Active Listening

A technique of listening that involves paying full attention, understanding, responding, and then remembering what is being said.

Strong Feelings

Intense emotional reactions or attachments to situations, events, or people.

Classical Conditioning

A learning process where a natural response to a stimulus becomes triggered by a previously neutral stimulus through associative learning.