Comparative methods of appraising the performance of a nurse would include
A) recording poor, average, and good behavioral incidents.
B) comparing the nurse's performance to that of every other nurse in the department.
C) recording the number of times the nurse was observed performing key work behaviors.
D) obtaining performance appraisals from patients, doctors, and other nurses.

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Comparative methods involve comparing one employee's performance with that of others, which is directly described in option B. Options A, C, and D describe other appraisal methods but not comparative ones.

Comparative Methods of Appraising the Performance of a Nurse Would