In a stopwatch time study, the average time it takes a given worker to perform a task a certain number of times, without correction for performance rating or allowances, is the
A) average observed time
B) standard time
C) performance rating time
D) normal time
E) allowance time

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In a stopwatch time study, the recorded time without any adjustments or allowances is known as the average observed time. This time is used as a baseline to determine the standard time, which includes allowances for factors like fatigue and delays, and performance rating time, which reflects the time taken by workers of different skill levels or experience. Therefore, (A) is the best choice.

In a Stopwatch Time Study, the Average Time It Takes