When Philip was hired for a new position at the company, he asked his coworkers what his new supervisor, Jana, was like. The first coworker said that she was demanding and intolerant
Later another coworker suggested that the supervisor was friendly and caring.
Philip decided to avoid approaching Jana about a request. Philip was a victim of:
A. Interpersonal impression formation
B. Organizational culture
C. Nonverbal recognition
D. Interpersonal polarization
A
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