Feedback becomes positive or negative when it:
A) serves as information.
B) is given by a subordinate.
C) is compared to a goal,standard,or expectation.
D) does not serve as a basis for improvement.
E) results from positive or negative equity.

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Feedback becomes positive or negative when it is compared to a goal, standard, or expectation. Feedback that exceeds or meets the goal/standard/expectation is deemed positive, while feedback that falls short is perceived as negative. The other options may not necessarily indicate whether feedback is positive or negative.

Feedback Becomes Positive or Negative When It