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When an employee is really good at one aspect of their job, a supervisor may fail to notice that he or she performs another aspect of the job poorly. This is most likely due to

A) the contrast effect. B) stereotype threat. C) trait affectivity. D) the halo effect.

Which of the following most accurately describes the halo effect?

A) Employees who are good at one aspect of their job tend to be good at other aspects of their job. B) Employees who perform one aspect of their job well tend to be rated highly for other aspects. C) An average worker is rated as substandard because they are compared to an above average employee. D) Employees who associate with above average coworkers are rated higher than those who do not.