Pelicula Ob

In class we talked about the errors and biases in attributions, including the one we highlited: Fundamental Attribution Error, which referentes to blame others instead of observing the situation andsee what really happened, and the Self-Serfing Bias that ,summarized in one sentence, is translated as ‘it is our success but their failure’.
We also discussed different perception bias that couldoccur in real life to judge other people: selective perception, halo effect, contrast effects, stereotyping, projection, similar-to-me effect, employment interview, performance expectations andperformance evaluations.
In the film we can distinguish these perception bias between the two main characters, Gordon Gekko (Michael Douglas) and Bud Fox (Charlie Sheen).Carl Fox's character is also usedto talk about this.
Selective Perception is something that is very clear throughout the film. It could be the topic that is always there. We recall that the selective perception means that peopleselectively interpret what they see on the basis of their interests, background, experience, and attitudes. For example, Gordon Gekko sees in his stock market investments and supposed firms rescues, morethan an aid to the enterprise. He sees benefits, money. Greed, as he said, is not bad. Instead, Bud Fox will see this takeover an ethical conflict shared with his father, Carl Fox and other unionworkers.
Halo effect is also present in the film from the first time that Gordon and Bud are known. Gordon repeatedly evaluates the clothing of Bud and, through that impression, is forging a senseof him. At the time of the film in which both are in a restaurant, Gordon offers to give him a suit and thus cause a better impression.
Contrast effects are constantly in the dialogues between Gordonand him. In a moment of dispute between the two big, Gordon Gekko and Sir Lawrence, both reproach their successes and failures. Are the failures of Bud Fox Gordon those used to compare him with other...