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A) error based on similarity
B) halo error
C) central tendency
D) horns error
E) contrast error
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A) He would oppose calibration meetings because they question the integrity of performance appraisal information provided by managers.
B) He would oppose 360-degree appraisal because it gathers information from colleagues and subordinates,which can make the employees self-conscious.
C) He would be against having a legally defensible performance management system because it focuses on scrutinizing employees who file a case against the company.
D) He would be against electronic monitoring systems because they make the employees feel like robots and that they are being watched.
E) He would be against top management carrying out performance appraisal of employees because it may lead to appraisal politics.
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A) strategic fit
B) specific feedback
C) overall opinion
D) employee orientation
E) generalized instruction
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A) by keeping the feedback session short and concentrating on only the positive aspects of performance
B) by using the tell-and-sell approach during the feedback session
C) by avoiding decisions about following up on goals as these tend to intimidate the employee
D) by letting employees voice their opinions and discuss performance goals during the feedback process
E) by focusing on the employee's personality
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A) problem-solving
B) tell-and-sell
C) tell-and-listen
D) tell-and-train
E) listen-and-sell
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A) Customers have a tendency to inflate assessments of salespeople's performance.
B) The customers are the only people who directly observe a sales representative's performance.
C) The employees' jobs do not involved direct services to customer.
D) Customer evaluations could cost hundreds of dollars for each salesperson.
E) Information about customer satisfaction would be easier to gather from peers.
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A) It is very effective in providing guidance on how an employee can improve.
B) It is relatively easy to link to the organization's goals.
C) It is generally more subjective than other kinds of performance measurement.
D) It is highly acceptable to employees,but not to managers.
E) It tends to be highly valid.
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A) The goals in this strategy are subjective.
B) Managers and employees set their own goals independently.
C) Management by objectives can have negative consequences on productivity.
D) MBO is relatively easy to link to the organization's goals.
E) MBO focuses narrowly on individual goals.
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A) The employee is low in both ability and motivation to meet standards.
B) The employee has the ability to do better,but lacks the necessary motivation.
C) The employee is highly motivated,but lacks ability unless she gets training.
D) The employee is highly motivated but lacks ability,and training is not expected to help.
E) The employee is motivated,but does not understand the significance of the problem.
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A) Subordinates often have reliable information about a manager's behavior toward employees.
B) Subordinates are often willing to say negative things about the person to whom they report.
C) When feedback forms need subordinates' names on them,the subordinates tend to give lower ratings to the manager.
D) When managers receive ratings from their subordinates,the employees have less power.
E) Subordinate evaluations are most appropriate for strategic purposes.
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A) Self-ratings are rarely used alone as the only source of information.
B) Differences between employees' self-ratings and peer's ratings can be fruitful topics for discussion.
C) Employees can wait until after a feedback session to evaluate their own performance.
D) Evaluating one's contributions gets employees thinking about their performance.
E) Self-appraisals are especially important when an employee's job requires direct service to customers.
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A) contrast error
B) halo error
C) horn error
D) strictness error
E) central tendency error
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A) Performance feedback must be aligned with the company's strategy.
B) A performance evaluation can help supervisors decide how to develop employees' skills.
C) Effective performance feedback makes employees aware of their strengths and weaknesses.
D) Performance management supports administrative decisions that have a great impact on employees.
E) Performance management starts with defining what the organization expects from employees.
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A) She should not respond to Craig's behavior because no changes are necessary.
B) She should refer Craig for help with stress management.
C) She should offer Craig feedback that is more detailed in areas needing improvement.
D) She should reward Craig and offer him opportunities for career development.
E) She should investigate whether Craig feels he is being treated fairly.
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