The Hindsight Bias Affects the Way We View Decision Makers,making

question 59

Multiple Choice

The hindsight bias affects the way we view decision makers,making us more likely to

• A)see their decisions as surprisingly insightful and correct.
• B)blame them for making obviously bad choices.
• C)forgive them for making understandable mistakes in crises.
• D)admire them for handling well those choices we ourselves cannot make.

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Definitions:

Privileged Groups

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Leadership-Making Model

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LMX Theory

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