Frank is considering the development of a BARS system for evaluating subjective criteria.His major reservation is BARS systems:
A)Take time to develop.
B)Only evaluate output measures.
C)Introduce an outcomes bias.
D)Provide only half of the 360-degree feedback.

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BARS systems do take time to develop as they require extensive input and effort to create the behavioral anchors and rating scales needed to evaluate subjective criteria. However, this investment in time and effort can lead to more accurate and reliable evaluations in the long run. The other options (B, C, and D) are not valid concerns for BARS systems. BARS systems evaluate both input and output measures, do not introduce an outcomes bias if developed correctly, and can be combined with other feedback methods to provide a more comprehensive evaluation (i.e., not just half of a 360-degree feedback).

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