______ analyzes individuals’ performance from all sides—from their supervisor’s viewpoint, from their subordinates’ viewpoint, from their customers (if applicable), from their peers, and from their own self-evaluation.

A. The critical incidents method
B. A 360-degree evaluation
C. The management by objectives (MBO) method
D. The narrative method or form


B. A 360-degree evaluation

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Jennifer has just been promoted to the position of vice president at her company. She is the first woman at this company to ever hold this position. After six months, she feels overwhelmed and that she was not prepared for this position. She becomes increasingly frustrated and believes that she is not performing well in her job. Several months later, she quits and leaves the company. What is the best description of Jennifer’s situation?

a. breaking through the glass ceiling b. falling off the glass cliff c. role incongruity d. stereotyping

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_____ is the set of values, norms, attitudes, and other meaningful symbols that shape human behavior and is transmitted from one generation to the next

a. Influence b. Consumerism c. Lifestyle d. Culture

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If the potential groom backs out late in an engagement, he may:

A) Be sued under a breach of contract theory. B) Counter-sue if he feels he was not to blame. C) Be responsible for items contracted for the marriage ceremony. D) All of the above.

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RICO is a federal criminal statute

Indicate whether the statement is true or false

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