'You have messed it up again. You are such a dill.' Which of the following is true in relation to this piece of feedback?
A) It is negative and general, and should be avoided completely.
B) It is negative and general, but would be acceptable if provided in a light-hearted manner.
C) It is negative but constructive, and so would be an acceptable way to address underperformance.
D) It is negative but corrective, and so would be an acceptable way to address underperformance.
E) It is negative, but would be acceptable if it was more specific.

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The feedback is negative and general, lacking specificity and constructive elements, making it unhelpful and potentially demotivating. It does not provide any guidance on how to improve, which is why it should be avoided.

'You Have Messed It Up Again