The Three Most Common Errors In Judgments

After careful consideration, the three most common errors in judgment I encounter on a daily basis are as follows; snap judgments, unwarranted assumptions, and projection. An error can be defined as " deviation of an individual observation from a standard " (Funder, p.78). Working in manufacturing, specifically food processing for a national brand, I work with people of varied cultures and personalities daily that are trained to a certain standard.
Snap judgments, unwarranted assumptions, and projection cause conflict and confusion often resulting in processing delays and ultimately, timely delivery of products. Snap judgments, also known as hasty conclusions, can be defined as making a decision before performing due diligence (http://www.criticalthink.info/Info1371/cterrors.htm).