The Assumption That the Outcomes of Behaviour Were Intended by the Person

question 47

Multiple Choice

The assumption that the outcomes of behaviour were intended by the person who chose the behaviour is known as:

• A) outcome bias.
• B) illusion of control.
• C) false consensus effect.
• D) ethnocentrism.

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Definitions:

Visibility to Management

The extent to which managers have insight or visibility into the day-to-day operations, performance metrics, and strategic data of the organization.

Senior Manager

A high-level executive responsible for overseeing the operation of a department or organization, contributing to strategy and policy making.

Frontline Emissary

An individual representing a company or brand, directly interacting with customers and acting as a brand ambassador.

Long-Term Perspective

An approach that focuses on achieving goals and objectives over an extended period, emphasizing sustainability and long-range planning.