Q. Discuss the seven perceptual errors with examples starting from Leniency to Halo effect. Mark 10

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Contrast Effects Open with Google Docs Contrast effects occur when you compare people or their behavior with the characteristics or behavior of other people. For example, your older brother had several fairly serious accidents just after receiving his driver's license. You have a small accident and your parents assure you that "this is nothing." The professor who hears three poor speeches may grade the good speech more highly than if the professor had not heard the poorer speeches for contrast. What can we conclude about attribution and perceptual errors? First, We recognize that all of us have distorted views of others from time to time. Some of us are more likely to err in one or more of these ways while others Cause you are a positive and upbeat person. One of your parents may use projection frequently while a younger brother errs by judging people on the basis of first impressions. of others are not necessarily distorted. A classmate who regularly misses At the same time, we need to acknowledge that all of our assessments contrast effects Comparison of people or their behavior with the characteristics or behavior of other people. 54 Part One Fundam inte Nonetheless, we tend to cling to these impressions in future When information is provided to us which does not conform to o impressions, we filter that new information out. Immagine that yo friend's mother on the occasion of a holiday. Your friend's mother great deal and was highly gregarious. You conclude that she c she seems quiet and businesslike. Nonetheless, you adhere to you ties and is very friendly. On your next encounters with the friend nal con Page on that she is a fun-loving and talkative individual. 1 / 2 - + eni Contrast Effects Open with Google Docs Contrast effects occur when you compare people or their behavior with the characteristics or behavior of other people. For example, your older brother had several fairly serious accidents just after receiving his driver's license. You have a small accident and your parents assure you that "this is nothing." The professor who hears three poor speeches may grade the good speech more highly than if the professor had not heard the poorer speeches for contrast. What can we conclude about attribution and perceptual errors? First, We recognize that all of us have distorted views of others from time to time. Some of us are more likely to err in one or more of these ways while others Cause you are a positive and upbeat person. One of your parents may use projection frequently while a younger brother errs by judging people on the basis of first impressions. of others are not necessarily distorted. A classmate who regularly misses At the same time, we need to acknowledge that all of our assessments contrast effects Comparison of people or their behavior with the characteristics or behavior of other people. 54 Part One Fundam inte Nonetheless, we tend to cling to these impressions in future When information is provided to us which does not conform to o impressions, we filter that new information out. Immagine that yo friend's mother on the occasion of a holiday. Your friend's mother great deal and was highly gregarious. You conclude that she c she seems quiet and businesslike. Nonetheless, you adhere to you ties and is very friendly. On your next encounters with the friend nal con Page on that she is a fun-loving and talkative individual. 1 / 2 - + eni

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Perceptual Errors Biases in How We See the World Our perceptions are not always perfect reflections of reality Biases and mental shortcuts can distort ... View the full answer