D Question 4 1 pts We spend considerable time perceiving ourselves, but most of our perceptual energy is directed toward the outer world. Whether as a chemical engineer, forensic accountant, or senior executive, we need to make sense of the world around us, including the conditions that challenge the accuracy of those perceptions. The recency effect is one of the several perceptual processes and biases as well as their implications for organizational behaviour, and it is more common when: evaluating someone who is easily identified with a visible demographic group. the decision maker believes most employees are above average. someone with limited experience needs to make a decision involving complex information. the decision maker has considerable experience in that situation. the decision maker has a clear and complex self-concept. ng