On top of this, the managers are also subject to all the human frailties that distort evaluation i . e . recency, halo, similarity, dissimilarity and impression management.
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Another aspect has to do with impression management, i . e . " the process through which people try to control the impressions other people form of them ".
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In a world in which social standing is an important aspect of personal identity, ingratiation as a form of impression management has become a tactic that is used increasingly often.
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Impression management "' When people eat in the presence of others who they perceive to be observing or evaluating them, they tend to eat less than they would otherwise eat alone.
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One of the main processes behind social interactions include the packaging and portrayal of one's self to make favourable impressions upon others; online dating is no exception to this impression management.
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Some also think being a star comes from " impression management " _ buying the right power clothes or carrying the power accoutrements _ that distinguishes the top from the hum-drum.
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When the amount of investment is greater and can not be recovered, the desire to avoid complete loss of those resources and keeping with impression management prompts continued investment over pulling out.
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The operative term, said Dr . Richard Evans, director of social psychology at the University of Houston, is " impression management, " the attempt to control how a person appears to other people.
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When Goffman turned to focus on people physically presented in a social interaction, the " social dimension of impression management certainly extends beyond the specific place and time of engagement in the organization ".
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Anne Warfield of Impression Management Professionals has studied workplace nonverbal communication and advises employers and employees alike to stand with shoulders back, walk with a spring in your step, make eye contact and smile.
