1. There are many factors that influence one’s perception. These factors can be categorized as (a) factors in the perceiver, (b)
factors in the situation (i.e., context), and (c) factors in the target. All of the following are examples of factors in the perceiver that influences their perception, EXCEPT:____________.
Perception is the process by which people become aware of themselves, others and the world around them. The perceptual process is a fundamental tool in relationships, as it sharpens the interpretation of inner and outer signs. It provokes critical reflections, generating in people the need to reevaluate their own beliefs as a mechanism for preserving the quality of life and their human identity.
The perception of your work relationship may come from the (re) evaluation of the psychological contract that we “signed” at the beginning of the relationship. It brings us to moral problems, related to the practice and to each specific situation, which may affect only yourself or many people. However, establishing what people must do in a given situation to be considered positive is a moral problem.
Sharing economy is an economic system whereby assets or services are shared between private individuals based on agreement reached by parties involved.
