Checklists consist of statements about performance
A) in a variety of jobs.
B) which are defined by the worker.
C) which are derived from observations of all workers.
D) which are derived from a job analysis.

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Checklists are derived from a job analysis, which is a process of gathering information about a job to identify the necessary knowledge, skills, and abilities required for successful performance. The checklist then consists of specific statements about performance that are based on this analysis. Choices A and B are incorrect because checklists are not specific to any particular job or worker. Choice C is incorrect because checklists are typically based on observations of a single worker or a group of workers, not all workers.

Checklists Consist of Statements About Performance