Which of the following is an internal examination by a company to measure its performance in relation to corporate social responsibility?

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A social audit is a comprehensive internal examination by a company to measure its performance in relation to corporate social responsibility. Option A, corporate watchdog analysis, refers to external monitoring and assessment by advocacy groups or organizations. Self-reporting, option B, is a company's own voluntary disclosure of its sustainability or CSR activities, but it does not involve an internal examination. Public ratings and rankings, option D, refer to external evaluations of a company's CSR activities by third-party organizations or rating agencies.

Which of the Following Is an Internal Examination by a Company