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Read each example and then select the perception challenge that best describes what could be happening with that statement or conversation. 1. "are you going to go on a second date? ”- “absolutely not! all he did was talk about himself the whole night. he is so self-absorbed.” 2. “i know my best friend will stick up for me when we go to see my teacher. if i thought that assignment was unfair, so will she.” 3. sarah was nervous about writing her english paper, so she put it off and decided to wait until the last minute. she thought she was going to do a poor job, so why bother putting in much effort. she ended up getting a d on the paper and told her friend ben, “see, i’m just not good at writing.” 4. brandon always dresses so professionally and is very polite and . there is no way he was the one who made the mistake on that project. 5. “i am so nervous about this group project. i have to work with shawna and she is a cheerleader, they never pull their weight.” 6.. "we are coming up on our one- year anniversary. i’m so excited. yes, rob has been distant lately, but i think it is because he is trying to plan a special surprise for me without me finding out. maybe he will propose? ” 7. “mrs. snow is so disorganized. did you see how she dropped all of her papers in the hallway yesterday? how sloppy! i bet she’ll never catch me cheating on this paper ." 8. “brain shows up late to class almost every day. why can’t he get it together? he must be lazy or just not care about this class.” 9. sure, i was late to class three times last week, but did you see the construction on the way to campus. i did my best to get there on time, not my fault.” 10. "i don’t understand why kaitlyn dates jeff. he can doesn’t seem to care about school and makes all of those jokes constantly. i wonder what she sees in him." a. consistency theory b. stereotype c. self-serving bias d. self-full filing prophecy e. personality theory: halo effect f. recency g. fundamental attribution error h. primacy i. personality theory: horn effect j. perceptual accentuation

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