Behavioral observation scales:
A) measure how frequently employees engage in certain behaviors
B) are a norm-referenced appraisal format
C) require little time for completion of an appraisal using this format
D) require less training for the rater than most other methods of appraisal
E) are accurately described by all of the above

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Behavioral observation scales measure how frequently employees engage in certain behaviors, making this the best choice. The other options are incorrect - B is incorrect because it is a criterion-referenced appraisal format, C is incorrect because these formats can be quite time-consuming, and D is incorrect because behavioral observation scales require trained observers.

Behavioral Observation Scales