Jake's supervisor asked them to stay positive when receiving corrective feedback. Group of answer choices Both A and B The expectation is not clear as it cannot be counted The expectation is clear The expectation is not clear because it is not observableIn the following scenarios, determine if the supervisor and/or the supervisee is meeting expectations. Scenario: Jackson, the supervisor, meets with Thames, the supervisee, each week during their set supervision time. They support Thames in learning new work behaviors through use of BST and conduct weekly observations of Thames' performance. Thames completes their agenda prior to supervision meetings, as directed by Jackson, and welcomes Jackson's observations, feedback, and training, as evidenced by their willingness to participate in rehearsals, schedule observations, and integrate feedback quickly into practice. Group of answer choices The supervisor, but not the supervisee, is meeting expectations The supervisor and supervisee are meeting expectations Neither the supervisor or the supervisee are meeting expectations The supervisee, but not the supervisor, is meeting expectations