Exam 8: Performance Management
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In order to be effective,performance standards must always be designed so as to be
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The most noted thing about reliability in performance evaluations (other than being highly desirable)is that it is also very ___________________________ in an organizational setting.
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One evaluation method that attempts to reduce subjective biases by rating employees along a scale of specific behaviour examples for each activity is/are __________________________________.
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A more recent model of performance appraisal divides the appraisal process into three cognitive steps on the part of the rater.
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When a supervisor provides feedback by reviewing an employee's performance and attempting to convince the employee to perform better,this style of evaluation feedback is called the __________________________ approach.
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Accurate performance appraisals can indicate to employees where they are deficient in their work.
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Some managers,for various reasons,do not like to evaluate employees as either "effective" or "ineffective" and so tend to rate everyone as "average".This is referred to as the
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Indirect observations of performance are usually less accurate than direct because they evaluate constructs.
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For performance standards to be effective they should relate to the desired __________ of each job.
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It is generally agreed that normally the best way to evaluate employee performance is to use
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While reliability in employee performance appraisals is desirable it is
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The halo effect is a rater bias that occurs when an evaluator tends to think everyone is good and evaluates all employees as "satisfactory" or "average" regardless of their actual performance.
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A future-oriented performance appraisal allows the human resource department to provide feedback to the employees.
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One feature of behaviourally anchored rating scales is that they attempt to reduce the subjectivity and biases of subjective performance measures.
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The major problem with employee appraisals for human resource departments is that they tend to make compensation decisions and employee career planning more difficult and less efficient.
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The performance evaluation method that requires a rater to place each employee in order from best to worst is the
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All of the following are characteristics of an effective employee appraisal system except
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Performance measures and performance standards are the same performance evaluation technique.
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A good method for overcoming the biases of leniency,strictness,and central tendency in performance appraisal is the forced distributions method.
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