The more opportunities a supervisor has to observe his or her employees' behavior at first hand:
A)the more the central tendency can be upgraded.
B)the fewer critical incidents can be observed.
C)the more the halo error can be maximized.
D)the more accurate the supervisor's appraisals are likely to be.
E)the more bias can be subjectively interpreted.

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The more opportunities a supervisor has to observe his or her employees' behavior at first hand, the more accurate the supervisor's appraisals are likely to be. This is because the supervisor is able to gather more information about the employee's performance and behavior, allowing for a more informed and accurate appraisal.

The More Opportunities a Supervisor Has to Observe His or Her