The Distorted Perceptions That Enemies Often Have of Each Other

question 114

Multiple Choice

The distorted perceptions that enemies often have of each other are called mirror-image perceptions because they are

• A) shallow.
• B) self-centered.
• C) similar.
• D) self-defeating.

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Definitions:

Socialization Practices

Processes through which individuals learn the skills, knowledge, norms, and values necessary to perform their roles and adapt to a group or organizational culture.

Normative Commitment

An individual's psychological attachment to an organization, based on a sense of obligation.

Affective Commitment

An employee's emotional attachment to, identification with, and involvement in an organization.

Continuance Commitment

The degree to which employees feel committed to their organizations due to the costs associated with leaving.