Regarding the Practice of "Thin-Slicing," Which of the Following Statements

question 194

Multiple Choice

Regarding the practice of "thin-slicing," which of the following statements is FALSE?

• A) In the "thin-slicing" studies, six seconds was all that participants needed to form intuitive judgments of an instuctor's teaching ability.
• B) "Thin-slicing" is a case of hurried irrationality that always leads to faulty reasoning.
• C) "Thin-slicing" involves the use of the cognitive unconscious.
• D) "Thin-slicing" is more valuable when you take the time to verify it through further observation.

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Definitions:

Autocratic Leader

A type of leader who makes decisions unilaterally without consulting subordinates, often resulting in quick decision-making but at the cost of employee satisfaction.

Laissez-faire Style

A leadership approach characterized by minimal supervision, where employees are given freedom to make decisions and take action.

Authority And Information

The power or right to make decisions, often based on possession of specific knowledge or data.

Task-oriented

A focus on completing specific tasks or objectives, often emphasizing efficiency and productivity.