Which of the following can be defined as the tendency to overestimate the effect of a single factor on one's life satisfaction?
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planning fallacy
Pygmalion effect
horns effect
focusing illusion
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Question 2
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According to a recent survey what percentage of time do people with incomes below $20,000 per year spend in a bad mood?
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72%
52%
32%
12%
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Question 3
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According to a recent survey what percentage of time do people with incomes above $100,000 per year spend in a bad mood?
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10%
20%
50%
60%
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Question 4
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What is defined as the process through which people organize and interpret sensory information to give meaning to their world?
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perception
attitude
attribution
judgment
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Question 5
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Perception plays a large role in ______ .
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how people view their work
honesty
truth
permanent state of mind
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Question 6
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Perceptions are ______ .
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static
always accurate
unimportant
subject to change
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Question 7
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What is defined as flaws in perception due to mental shortcuts?
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attribution
judgment bias
perceptual errors
hindsight bias
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Question 8
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Which of the following is a reason why perceptual errors matter in the workplace?
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They affect interpretations of leaders' and coworkers' behavior.
They are unable to be changed.
Perceptual errors affect how job applicants craft their responses to interview questions.
They affect employee absenteeism.
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Question 9
Multiple Choice
Garrett is a leader in his office and he wants to know more about perceptions in the workplace. He should understand that ______ .
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leaders need to know about perceptual errors and guard against them
perceptual errors are likely not to affect anything at work
leaders cannot change individuals' perceptions
perception does not influence how individuals interpret actions at work
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Question 10
Multiple Choice
Which of the following is defined as the perseverance of beliefs based upon what is observed first?
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recency effect
primacy effect
fundamental attribution error
belief updating
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Question 11
Multiple Choice
Classic experimental research in psychology has demonstrated that ______ affects problem solving and the persistence of stereotypes.
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diversity
in-group bias
primacy effect
halo effect
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Question 12
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The primacy effect is said to persist due to ______ , where initial information affects the conclusion one draws, and this conclusion then impacts later judgments.
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stereotypes
recency effect
belief perseverance
belief updating
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Question 13
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Another term for "belief perseverance" is ______ .
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belief updating
rehearsal
primacy effect
imaging
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Question 14
Multiple Choice
Ruth believes the statement "You never get a second chance to make a good first impression." Ruth may be subject to which perceptual bias?
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hindsight bias
primacy effect
belief updating
stereotype
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Question 15
Multiple Choice
Order-effects research confirms that information presented early in a sequence affects judgments made later. This may be due to ______ .
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belief updating
fatigue
narrow focus
confirming a first impression
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Question 16
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Research of _____ confirms that information presented early in a sequence affects judgments made later.
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hindsight bias
order-effects
belief updating
stereotype
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Question 17
Multiple Choice
Research has shown that people make judgments about others in as little as ______ .
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10 minutes
1/10 of one second
1 minute
30 seconds
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Question 18
Multiple Choice
Tom has been told that he succumbs to the primacy effect at times. In order to offset this perceptual bias when making a decision, Tom needs to ______ .
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imagine that his decision is wrong
be willing to stand firm in his beliefs
avoid additional information that may contradict first impressions
be careful to process all available information
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Question 19
Multiple Choice
Which of the following occurs when people remember the most recently presented items of experiences?
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primacy effect
availability bias
attribution errors
recency effect
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Question 20
Multiple Choice
Shelly is aware of a phenomenon known as the recency effect. How can she use this to her advantage in a job interview?
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She can focus on making a good first impression.
She can remember the middle of the interview is just as memorable as the first and last actions.
She can end on a positive note by showing interviewer she appreciates his or her time.
The recency effect does not apply to job interview situations.