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Case 17: Forgetting Claims Handout (page 2)
very intently at what Betty was doing. Again, June asked no questions. Betty fi n ished
the demonstration, and June returned to her desk.
Over the next two weeks, Betty continued to receive incorrect forms that June had
processed. Now, after three weeks on the job, June is barely doing 10 forms a day
correctly. However, she has been making some slight progress and the number of
incorrect forms has been falling.
Betty thinks, “Boy, June sure has a bad memory. She simply can’t recall what she
was told. She’s been bluffi ng about learning what I told her.”
CASE QUESTIONS
1. What standards should Betty ...