Statements that describe both desirable and undesirable employee behaviors on a numerical scale are called
A) critical incidents.
B) categorical descriptions
C) MBO targets
D) anchors.

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Anchors are numerical ratings or scaled statements that describe both good and bad behavior. They provide a framework for employees to receive feedback on their performance and help managers in conducting performance evaluations. Critical incidents describe specific examples of employee behavior, while categorical descriptions group behaviors into categories. MBO (Management By Objectives) targets are specific goals set by employees and managers to achieve certain outcomes.

Statements That Describe Both Desirable and Undesirable Employee Behaviors on a Numerical