A man has lunch with his boss (also a man) and is considered to be on his way up in the organisation. A woman has lunch with her boss (a man) and is thought to be having an affair. This is an example of:
A) selective perception.
B) the halo effect.
C) impression management.
D) gender stereotyping.
E) projection.

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This scenario exemplifies gender stereotyping, where behaviors are interpreted differently based on the gender of the individuals involved, leading to assumptions that reinforce traditional gender roles and biases.

A Man Has Lunch with His Boss (Also a Man)