The Worker's Perception of the Performance Appraisal Process Is Greatly

question 24

Multiple Choice

The worker's perception of the performance appraisal process is greatly determined by

• A) providing the worker with a raise or a promotion after appraisal.
• B) how other workers are evaluated.
• C) how feedback information is presented by supervisors.
• D) the instruments used to assess performance.

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Definitions:

Beneficence

A principle in ethics that refers to the act of doing good or providing benefits to others.

Confidentiality

The ethical and often legal duty to protect personal information from unauthorized disclosure.

Family Violence

Acts of violence and abuse among family members, including physical, emotional, and sexual abuse.

Drug Use

The act of consuming substances, which could be legal or illegal, for their physiological effects on the body.