[Solved] Reasons for appraising a subordinate's performance include:

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Q.	Reasons for appraising a subordinate's performance include:
A.	Appraisals play a part in the employer's salary raise decisions.
B.	The supervisor and the employee together develop a plan for correcting the employee's deficiencies.
C.	Appraisals play an integral role in performance management.
D.	All the above.
Answer» D. All the above.

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