13. According to the Wall Street Journal, for decades General Electric Co. has been considering its top performers as those who are able to produce things without any errors and without any ambiguity. Now leaders of the 124-year-old company are remaking the company into a leaner company driven by innovations. In order to develop new products faster and more cheaply, the company is starting to change its evaluation criteria for top performers to encourage risk-taking and even mistake- making during new product development. Which of the following types of evaluation bias was most likely to have taken place before General Electric's remaking of itself to become leaner? The ion saycosd rus lor A. Halo effect B. Leniency tendency C. Harshness tendency D. Central tendency E. Outcome bias elin noblog art