Why Should Managers Understand How Visual Perception May Be Biased

question 17

Multiple Choice

Why should managers understand how visual perception may be biased?

• A) Managers have a tendency to compare and contrast objects and people to each other.
• B) Managers are prone to errors and biases when perceiving themselves.
• C) Managers rely on their visual perception to form their opinions about people and objects around them.
• D) Bias in visual perception tends to interfere with the management process.

Distinguish between different types of personality stability and change, including mean-level and rank-order changes.

Identify the principles of personality development as proposed by researchers in the field.

Explain the role of life events and social roles in personality development.

Discuss the impact of personal efforts and desires on personality change.

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