$\backslash$table$[[$Example$],[$You are unhappy after leaving a job interview because the interviewer ate his$],[$lunch and took two calls while you were being interviewed for the job.$],[$Lisa agreed to take Dani's Saturday night shift at the restaurant even though$],[$she didn't really want to because she believed that Dani wouldn't have asked$],[$if it wasn't really important that she have the night off.$],[$You thought that you were going to get a promotion that you feel that you$],[$deserve$.$ Your boss's friend ended up getting the promotion despite your being$],[$more qualified.$]]$

Because Pedro is always well groomed and dressed nicely you assume that he is also a skilled salesperson because you associate looking professional with good sales skills.

First impression bias

The contrast effect

The halo effect

Selective perception

A victim of often has increased expressions of hostility toward the supervisor or company, which can lead to negative work behaviors and decrease the effectiveness of organizational communication.