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    The Tendency of Managers to Blame Workers for Poor Performance
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The Tendency of Managers to Blame Workers for Poor Performance

Question 124

Question 124

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The tendency of managers to blame workers for poor performance and for workers to blame external factors is known as:


A) halo effect.
B) 360 degree feedback.
C) actor/observer bias.
D) central tendency error.

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