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FIA Superintedent Model Paper 2026  — 500 MCQs  (Page 42 of 50)

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A performance appraisal technique that anchors rating scale points to specific critical behaviours is:
  • MBO
  • Paired comparison
  • Forced distribution
  • BARS (Behaviourally Anchored Rating Scale)
The critical incident method of appraisal was developed by:
  • Chris Argyris
  • Kurt Lewin
  • John C. Flanagan
  • Peter Drucker
360-degree appraisal collects feedback from:
  • External consultants only
  • The immediate boss only
  • HR department only
  • Superiors, peers, subordinates, self and sometimes customers
A rater who assigns average ratings to almost all employees to avoid extremes commits:
  • Central tendency error
  • Recency error
  • Leniency error
  • Halo error
The 'recency effect' in appraisal means:
  • Comparing with the previous employee
  • Giving undue weight to the employee's most recent performance
  • Rating new employees lower
  • Rating based on first impression
In Maslow's hierarchy, the need just above 'safety needs' is:
  • Physiological needs
  • Self-actualization
  • Esteem needs
  • Social (belongingness) needs
According to Herzberg, 'salary' is a:
  • Hygiene (maintenance) factor
  • Self-actualization need
  • Motivator
  • Growth need
Herzberg's theory holds that the opposite of 'satisfaction' is:
  • Dissatisfaction
  • Hygiene
  • No satisfaction
  • Frustration