Impact of Risk-Taking Attitudes on Performance Appraisal

Abstract

This simulation-based study was done to determine whether the attitudes of raters and ratees toward risk affect appraisals of performance. Results indicate that raters employ a congruency model whereby ratees having attitudes toward risk similar to the raters' own attitudes are assigned higher ratings than those having dissimilar attitudes toward risk.

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