The Tendency of Raters to Be Excessively Influenced in Their

question 145

Multiple Choice

The tendency of raters to be excessively influenced in their overall evaluation of a person by one or a few favourable or unfavourable traits is called

• A) the halo effect.
• B) post-test error.
• C) impression formation.
• D) the primacy effect.

Understand the processes and significance of identity verification in digital environments.

Describe the formats of files used by digital cameras and their characteristics.

Identify and understand different categories and examples of property in legal and digital contexts.

Understand the basics of e-text and the technology and formats used by digital reading devices.

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Definitions:

Collective Unconscious

Carl Jung’s term for the unconscious archetypes shared by all humans.

Implicit Motives

Unconscious drivers that influence how individuals behave, their decision-making, and their responses to various situations or stimuli.

Inaugural Speech

A formal address given by an individual assuming a new position or office, typically by the president at the beginning of their term, outlining their intentions and objectives.

Self-determination Theory

Self-determination Theory is a theory of human motivation that emphasizes the role of autonomy, competence, and relatedness in fostering well-being.