There exist a number of “biases” in the attribution processes through which we perceive other person. (a) When we interact with other, how the impressions we form is influenced by these biases? Specifically, in what ways and to what extent do these biases influence our perception of the goals and identities of those with whom we interact? (b) What are the reasons for the existence of these biases? Note: You are required to discuss the ways in which cognitive and motivational factors affect attribution.

There exist a number of “biases” in the attribution processes through which we perceive other person. (a) When we interact with other, how the impressions we form is influenced by these biases? Specifically, in what ways and to what extent do these biases influence our perception of the goals and identities of those with whom we interact? (b) What are the reasons for the existence of these biases? Note: You are required to discuss the ways in which cognitive and motivational factors affect attribution.

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Chapter13: Managing Diversity

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