Glass Walls

question 39

Multiple Choice

Glass walls

• A) can be easily broken and with the elimination of those barriers, people can get ahead.
• B) enable peoples talents and success to be seen by those on the other side.
• C) are similar to the glass ceiling in that they restrict movement of certain groups.
• D) provide transparency and enable people to see how they can get ahead.

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Definitions:

Actor-observer Difference

A cognitive bias where people tend to attribute their own actions to external situations while attributing others' actions to their personalities or dispositions.

Bias

A tendency to lean in a certain direction, often unfairly, in thought or decision, usually leading to a prejudiced outcome.

Halo Effect

A cognitive bias where an impression created in one area influences opinion in another area.

Similar-to-me Effect

The tendency to prefer individuals who are perceived to be similar to oneself in terms of attitudes, beliefs, and backgrounds.