In the video below, you are making changes to the rater list and two messages are displayed when these changes are saved.

Which of the following should you configure in XML to trigger these two messages?
Note: There are 3 correct answers to this question.
Comprehensive and Detailed Explanation From Exact Extract:
To trigger messages when changes to the rater list in a 360 Review form do not meet configured requirements, the following XML elements are used:
<min-rater-count>: Sets the minimum number of raters required (e.g., 8).
<min-error-msg>: Defines the error message for when the total rater count is insufficient.
<rater-cat-min-err-msg>: Specifies the error message for when a specific category's rater count is insufficient.
Extract from SAP SuccessFactors Documentation:
SAP SuccessFactors 360 Reviews Configuration Guide (Q3 2025):
'To enforce minimum rater requirements in 360 Reviews, configure <min-rater-count> to set the minimum number of raters, <min-error-msg> to display an error for insufficient total raters, and <rater-cat-min-err-msg> for category-specific rater shortages.'
Explanation of Options:
A . Correct: <min-rater-count>8</min-rater-count> sets the minimum rater requirement.
B . Correct: <min-error-msg> triggers the total rater count error message.
C . Correct: <rater-cat-min-err-msg> triggers category-specific rater count errors.
D . Incorrect: <min-warning-msg> is not a standard element for 360 Reviews; errors are typically used.
E . Incorrect: <min-rater-complete-count> is not a valid element in this context.
SAP SuccessFactors 360 Reviews Configuration Guide, Section: 'Rater List Configuration,' Subsection: 'Error Messages' (Q3 2025).
You are planning to use rating-opt="1" for one of your competency sections, which means that everyone shares one rating box for each item, except for the employee who has a private self-assessment rating box. Which of the following fields should you consider when defining field permissions for this section?
Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.
Which of the following are applicable to the Employee Information section?
Comprehensive and Detailed Explanation From Exact Extract:
The Employee Information section in performance forms supports:
Relabeling elements per form template: Elements can be customized with specific labels.
Displaying custom elements: Additional custom fields can be included.
Editing section content: Users with appropriate permissions can edit content on the form.
Extract from SAP SuccessFactors Documentation:
SAP SuccessFactors Performance Management Guide (Q3 2025):
'The Employee Information section allows elements to be relabeled specifically for each form template, supports the display of custom elements, and permits editing of section content by users with appropriate permissions. Elements can also be reordered as needed.'
Explanation of Options:
A . Correct: Elements can be relabeled per form template.
B . Correct: Custom elements can be displayed.
C . Correct: Section content can be edited on the form.
D . Incorrect: Elements can be reordered, contrary to the statement.
SAP SuccessFactors Performance Management Guide, Section: 'Employee Information Section,' Subsection: 'Configuration Options' (Q3 2025).
Your customer needs to set up a non-hierarchical permission for the HRBP role to allow for the creation of personal goals for employees in the US. How can you do this in the instance?
Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.
What action does the following XML code allow a manager to perform from their goal plan?
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