A weighted point evaluation system:
A) is seldom used because the costs usually outweigh the benefits.
B) includes evaluation criteria, an importance factor for each, and a rating system.
C) includes efficiency and effectiveness metrics weighted by users perceptions.
D) is the most commonly used process because of ease of design and use.
E) allows each rater to weight the criteria, but all raters user the same rating scales.

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A weighted point evaluation system involves setting evaluation criteria, assigning an importance factor to each criterion, and using a rating system to assess performance based on these criteria.

A Weighted Point Evaluation System