Wearing a Fraternity or Sorority Pin to an Interview May

question 68

Multiple Choice

Wearing a fraternity or sorority pin to an interview may invoke a positive impression if the interviewer is a member who assumes membership in that organization translates to high performance. This is an example of ______.

• A) horns effect
• B) contrast effect
• C) halo effect
• D) self-serving bias

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Costs

The expenses or losses associated with an action or decision, which can be financial, emotional, physical, or social.

Rewards

Incentives or benefits received for actions or behaviors, promoting motivation and positive outcomes.

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Physical activities or routines aimed at improving health, fitness, and overall well-being, ranging from mild to strenuous intensity.

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pertains to an individual's physical state, in terms of strength, stamina, and overall health, often achieved through exercise and proper nutrition.