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Organizational Behaviour: Perception & Learning in Organization

This document discusses employee perception in organizations. It confirms the theory that people don't see objective reality but rather see things through the lens of their own biases and perspectives. The presentation proposes an approach focused on managing perception and making sense of one's environment based on fundamental theories. It addresses concepts for improving the accuracy of information while reducing errors of attribution and halo effects.

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Organizational Behaviour: Perception & Learning in Organization

This document discusses employee perception in organizations. It confirms the theory that people don't see objective reality but rather see things through the lens of their own biases and perspectives. The presentation proposes an approach focused on managing perception and making sense of one's environment based on fundamental theories. It addresses concepts for improving the accuracy of information while reducing errors of attribution and halo effects.

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Organizational Behaviour: Perception & Learning in

Organization
Abstract
This Presentation is about Employees Perception in the organization. It
confirms the Theoretical model claiming that We dont see things as they
are, we see things as we are. The approach proposed in this presentation
is on fundamental theory especially specified for managing perception &
making sense of world around us. It concisely addresses the conceptual
method defined for accuracy of Information, along with reducing errors of
Attribution & Halo Effect.

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