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You're preparing for your annual performance review. Your manager walks into the office and makes the following statement. Which of the following statements would most likely not lead to halo error? Why don't you write up your own performance evaluation and I'll sign it "We're just too busy to conduct your performance review so we'll forego it this year, if you're all right with it." "Let's just go with the performance ratings you got last year. You've done pretty much the same thing anyway. "Because we only carve out time for performance reviews once a year, we should start from the beginning of the year and carefully go over things until the end.
A perspective that people treat the two types of risk (gain versus loss) in a completely different way to maximize their perceived outcome is prospect theory primacy bounded rationality intuition O
A leader's performance evaluation of a person is affected by comparisons with other people recently encountered who rank higher or lower on the same characteristics. 1) True 2) False