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As one moves down a typical indifference curve,how does the marginal rate of substitution change
Employee Engagement
The level of an employee's commitment and connection to their organization, which influences their willingness to put in effort towards its success.
Halo Errors
Bias in evaluating someone based on a single trait, characteristic, or first impression that influences judgment of all other qualities.
Severity Errors
Biases in evaluation, especially in performance appraisals, where the evaluator tends to rate everyone lower (or harsher) than deserved.
Leniency Errors
A type of bias in performance appraisals where the evaluator tends to rate employees more favorably than their performance deserves.
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