Bill, a Manager at a Consulting Firm, Has Been Keenly

question 47

Multiple Choice

Bill, a manager at a consulting firm, has been keenly analyzing the performance of a new recruit who turns out to be extremely intelligent.He concludes that she will be a good manager in the future even though her interpersonal skills are not half as impressive.This conclusion on Bill's part seems to be the result of ________.

• A) stereotyping
• B) selectivity
• C) the halo effect
• D) assumed similarity

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Definitions:

Short-Term Memory

The aptitude for storing a minimal amount of details in a directly accessible and active mode for a limited time span.

Deep Processing

A method of learning in which material is examined and understood at a deep, meaningful level, leading to better retention.

Elaboration

The process of adding more information to existing memories, making those memories more detailed and interconnected.

Mental Imagery

The practice of creating representations of objects or events in the mind, often used in visualization techniques for personal development or therapy.