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Perceiving Ourselves and Others in Organizations


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    1. Self-Assessment (Chapter Content)

After reading this chapter, you should be able to:

LO3-1Describe the elements of self-concept and explain how each affects an individual's behavior and well-being.
LO3-2Outline the perceptual process and discuss the effects of categorical thinking and mental models in that process.
LO3-3Discuss how stereotyping, attribution, self-fulfilling prophecy, halo, false-consensus, primacy, and recency effects influence the perceptual process.
LO3-4Discuss three ways to improve perceptions, with specific applications to organizational situations.
LO3-5Outline the main features of a global mindset and justify its usefulness to employees and organizations.










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