罗宾斯《组织行为学》版OB5知觉教案分析.pptVIP

* * * * * * * * * It’s your little sister’s senior Prom night, and she notices that everyone is wearing the same dress she has on! Which perceptual shortcut may be occurring? Chapter Check-up: Perception Escalation of commitment Representative bias Availability bias Hindsight bias Discuss with your neighbor what the answer would be if your sister came home and said “I just knew that everyone would buy that dress!” If all of these perceptual shortcuts happen un-consciously, how can we keep the stereotypes we have from interfering with the way we work in group projects? Identify two specific things you could do to help prevent stereotypes from inhibiting effective group relationships. Discuss with a neighbor. Chapter Check-up: Perception Michael has just discovered he is registered for two classes at the same time and must make a decision about which one to take this semester. He considers the professor teaching this semester, the time of the class, and the classes his friends are taking. He then considers his options for when he can take each class again, as well as the costs and benefits for taking each this semester versus later next year. He then makes his decision. Michael has just engaged in what? Chapter Check-up: Decision Making In making his decision, Michael forgot to consider the implications of the color of paint in the room where each class was being offered. Given that room color can influence mood, which can influence performance, why didn’t Michael consider it? Chapter Check-up: Decision Making Michael engaged in the rational decision making model, and didn’t consider the paint color of the rooms because he operates under the confines of bounded rationality. Chapter Check-up: Decision Making Chapter Check-up: What biases might have affected Martha Stewart’s judgment? Discuss with a classmate. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ? 2007 Prentice Hall Inc. All rights reserved. ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR S