The Tendency to Perceive Hostile Intent in Others Even When

question 24

Multiple Choice

The tendency to perceive hostile intent in others even when it is totally lacking is called:

• A) hostile preference.
• B) Meckel's syndrome.
• C) hostile attribution bias.
• D) inductive bias.
• E) grisi siknis.

Determine the presence of interaction effects based on factorial design analysis.

Understand the fundamental terminology related to international business management, such as parent, host, and third-country nationals.

Recognize the definitions and characteristics of multinational companies.

Identify and differentiate between individualistic and collectivist cultures and their impact on organizational behavior.

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Definitions:

Self-Deception

A psychological process where an individual convinces themselves of a false reality to avoid facing uncomfortable truths.

Nonverbal Facial Expression

Facial gestures and movements that are used to convey emotions or messages without speaking.

Encoding

The process of converting ideas and messages into symbols, words, or actions to communicate with others.

Noise

Any unwanted or distracting sound that interferes with the communication process, potentially hindering the receiver's ability to understand the message.