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Agata [3.3K]
3 years ago
5

Supervisors who allow their rating in one area to influence their rating in another area on performanceappraisals are susceptibl

e to the? A. All of the above B. Recency effect C. Halo effect D. Central Tendency
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crimeas [40]3 years ago
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Answer:Supervisors who allow their rating in one area to influence their rating in another area on performance appraisals are susceptible to the <u><em>Halo effect.</em></u>

<em>Under halo effect the evaluator lets one or two feature of the appraisal or behavior of the worker unduly influence all other characteristic of the worker's performance. </em>

<u><em>Therefore in this case the correct option is (c).</em></u>

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