The Use of Behaviorally Anchored Rating Scales

question 45

Multiple Choice

The use of behaviorally anchored rating scales

• A) is time-consuming because BARS are difficult to develop.
• B) allows a clear focus on performance behaviors that are relevant to a particular job.
• C) helps to overcome rater biases.
• D) All of the above

Recognize the importance of the global youth market and the preferred communication methods within this demographic.

Understand key differences and similarities between French- and English-speaking Canadians regarding values.

Identify the major ethnic groups in Canada and their characteristics.

Distinguish between low-context and high-context cultures.

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Definitions:

Political Consequences

The outcomes or results stemming from political actions, decisions, policies, or events that can affect the governance, direction, and society of a community or nation.

Bias

Bias is a tendency or inclination, often unconscious, towards or against something or someone, which can influence judgement or behavior without objective reasoning.

Fairness Doctrine

A former policy of the Federal Communications Commission that required broadcasters to present controversial issues of public importance in a manner that was, in the Commission’s view, honest, equitable, and balanced.

Right of Rebuttal

The opportunity to defend oneself or respond to criticisms or accusations, often in a legal or public forum.