EBK MANAGEMENT, LOOSE-LEAF VERSION
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Chapter 14, Problem 17EE
Summary Introduction
To determine:
When I read something, I usually:
A. Confine my thoughts to what is written there.
B. Read between the lines and relates the words to other ideas.
Introduction:
Reading between the lines are able that one may coach us far more than each other form of art in the world. literature is able to pick vision starting with living, galvanize life together with display up to the lives of those that commit errorless strides in the interest of the betterment going from purely consisting of our lives. Everyone you read fills your brain plus recent leavings of knowledge, and also you never realize when it'd turn out to be useful. The more grasp you have got, the better-equipped you're up to take on several try you'll consistently endure.
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circde either (a) or (b). In some
cases, both (a) and (b) may apply to you. You should decide
which is more like you, even if it is only slightly more true.
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Your manager pays extra attention to you over the other employees. He always says “you remind me of myself when I was your age.” Which shortcuts to judging others is in the above example?
The horns effect
The halos effect
Selective perception
Contrast effect
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