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Traditional Western job performance appraisal systems mainly focused on how well employees completed their assigned tasks.
YES because traditionally job performance appraisal systems were related to the completion of tasks specific to one's job.
Chinese tradition is mainly based on individualism rather than collectivism.
NO because the passage states that Chinese tradition is rooted in collectivist philosophies.
Confucius believed that a spirit of sharing could replace selfishness and materialism.
YES because Confucius described an ideal commonwealth state in which "a sense of sharing displaces the effects of selfishness and materialism."
President Hu Jintao argued that socialist culture should become less important in China.
NO because he declared the importance of developing an "advanced socialist culture."
The study investigated only one research question.
NO because the study addressed two questions.
Chinese and Western managers had very different opinions about what counted as counterproductive work behaviour.
NO because there were noticeable similarities between Chinese and Western managers in terms of what they considered to be counterproductive behaviour.
Stealing from an organisation is considered unacceptable in both Chinese and Western workplaces.
YES because stealing from the organisation is frowned on in Chinese or Western.
Chinese managers placed greater importance on task completion than Western managers.
YES because Chinese managers scored higher than Western managers on the importance placed on task completion.
China's economy has changed from a centralised economy to a market-driven economy.
YES because China has evolved from a centralised and planned economy to a decentralised and market-driven one.
The study proves that industrialisation is the only reason Chinese people have become more individualistic.
NOT GIVEN because the passage only says it is possible that and it does not say this is the only reason or prove it.
The newly rebuilt Royal Shakespeare Theatre was completed within its planned budget and schedule.
Yes because the passage states that "The newly rebuilt Royal Shakespeare Theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon is on budget and on time."
The writer believes that the performance on stage is the only important part of a theatre experience.
No because the writer says there's more to theatre than the play and explains that "Drama starts at the front door and should unfold every step towards your
The writer thinks that modern theatres should resemble local sports centres.
No because the writer says Great theatres should transport I don't mean something that feels like the local council sports centre.
The Royal Shakespeare Company finally decided to demolish the old theatre and build a completely new one.
No because the passage says £112.8 million was raised, a third privately, two thirds from the Arts Council and the regional development agency.
One third of the money for rebuilding the theatre came from private funding.
Yes because the passage states £112.8 million was raised, a third privately, two thirds from the Arts Council and the regional development agency.
The writer believes that £112.8 million was more than enough to rebuild the theatre.
No because the writer says "This seems like a lot of money. However... it's not much money at all."
