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An example of the Halo Bias is:
Abstract Thinking
The cognitive ability to understand concepts that are not grounded in physical reality, allowing for problem-solving and creativity.
First-level Management
The layer of management directly responsible for overseeing the performance of entry-level employees.
Peter Principle
A concept suggesting that people in a hierarchy tend to rise to their "level of incompetence," meaning they get promoted until they reach a position for which they are unfit.
Overpromotion Syndrome
The consequences faced by employees or products that have been promoted beyond their capabilities or capacities, leading to failure or underperformance.
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