The Halo Effect Is a Rater Bias That Occurs When

question 3

True/False

The halo effect is a rater bias that occurs when an evaluator tends to think highly of all employees and evaluates all employees as "satisfactory" or "average" regardless of their actual performance

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Definitions:

Unilateral Mistake

A contract law principle where an error made by one party does not affect their understanding of key terms or obligations, affecting the contract's enforceability.

Mutual Mistakes

A situation in a contract where all parties have a misunderstanding or incorrect belief about a basic assumption on which the contract is based.

Voidable

A term for an agreement or contract that may appear valid but can be legally voided by one of the parties.

Concealment

The active hiding of the truth about a material fact.