Question

When starting a new job, Carl’s wife advises him to avoid making quick decisions about his coworkers. The research on thin slices of behavior would suggest that this advice is?

Answer 1

The research on thin slices of behavior would suggest that this advice is bad because accurate judgement can be made using little information. First impressions usually tell a lot about someone and one can identify this using a few minutes of interaction or observation of someone. One can make decisions about someone with limited time.