Sally sells luxury cars for a living, but in recent months Sally's sales have slumped. This is partly due to an economic recession, which has led to a downturn in the market. In addition, Sally has been distracted by the fact that her mother has been in the hospital. As a result of her decline in sales, Sally recently received a bad job performance rating. Why would she have grounds to dispute this rating?

Group of answer choices

The economic downturn is a factor beyond her control.

Her mother's illness is a factor beyond her control.

Results do not tell her how to reverse a "bad year."

Her manager's focus on the bottom line has led to social undermining.