The final section of a performance appraisal is a rating scale. This scale is very detailed and relates to competency standards specific to surgical clients

The scale is a summary of performance directly observed or documentation reviewed and is specific to client care situations in which the employee has been involved. This type of evaluation is most commonly known as:

a. A traditional rating scale.
b. Management by objectives/learning goals.
c. A forced distribution scale.
d. A behaviorally anchored rating scale.


ANS: D
BARS contain both quantitative (rating scales) and qualitative data. They are specific to situations and positions.

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