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Q1. You ask a new co-worker to cover for you while you take a long lunch....

Q1. You ask a new co-worker to cover for you while you take a long lunch. He agrees.
Although, you are not quite sure why he said yes.
You two do not know each other well, and he can get in trouble for covering for you.
You are thinking about why he would take the risk for someone he does not know.
At which step are you in the perception process?

a. Selection

b.Interpretation

c.Organization

Q2. You and your new partner are in love. You only see good things in him/her, and you can't really find any flaws.
But, your friends see many flaws. Why can't you see any flaws?

a. Attribution bias

b. Postive bias

c. Perceptual set

d. Negativity Bias

Q3.Your roommate snaps at you in the morning because he is a mean person. You attribute this to his personality. This is a(n) ____ attribution.

a.Unstable

b.Stable

c.External locus

Q4.Without really knowing why, you believe a co-worker is always late because he's lazy, or he just does not try hard enough to wake up early and get to work on-time. Your perception is best described as________.

a. Self-serving bias

b. Overattribution

c. Unstable

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1. Interpretation

2. Perceptual set :tendency to view things in a certain way

3. Stable :factors that do not change over time

4.over attribution bias:tendency to attribute behaviors to dispositional factors while ignoring situational factors

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