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This document discusses social perception and the processes involved. Social perception is a special and complicated process that involves selective attention, encoding and simplifying information, storing and retrieving information from memory, and using schemas to evaluate and respond to people and events based on our past experiences. It influences behaviors and helps people navigate social interactions, with implications for work such as job interviews, management, and organizational processes.
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- 1. Social Perception Individual Behavior in Organizations
- 2. What’s Perception? It’s …
- 3. WHAT WE SEE ?
- 4. HOW WE FEEL?
- 5. WHAT WE THINK ABOUT ?
- 6. WHAT WE UNDERSTAND ?
- 8. It’s a process… Objects interpret Perception understand society
- 9. A simple process… see People Objects or Animals understand Examples…
- 13. A special & complicated process: Retrieval and Storage and response retention Encoding and simplification Selective attention/ comprehension
- 15. Also a little process… encoding Encoding Schemata outcomes: evaluation
- 17. Event Memory Person Memory Semantic Memory
- 18. In the In the life job Determine whether Influence our or not you get a job behavior after an interview Affect a wide variety of managerial Help us navigate our activities, way through life organizational processes, and quality-of-life issues
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