One Piece of Negative Information Can Have a Disproportionate Effect

question 32

Multiple Choice

One piece of negative information can have a disproportionate effect on our impressions and negate the effect of several positive pieces of information.Which barrier to accurate perception does this describe?

• A) self-serving bias
• B) focusing on the negative
• C) making fundamental attribution errors
• D) imposing consistency

Recognize Maslow's hierarchy of needs and how different needs influence behavior and learning.

Identify social learning theory and its application in observing and learning from others' actions.

Understand transition theories and their impact on adult learning and adaptation to change.

Differentiate various learning styles and models, including VARK, Myers-Briggs, and Kolb Inventory, and their implications for educational strategies.

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