To increase the likelihood of being positive Pygmalions,managers should remember:

A) individuals evaluate others solely on the basis of one attribute
B) people understand the causes of their own behavior
C) a person's behavior affects others
D) people tend to see their own traits in other people

Being positive Pygmalions involves recognizing that a person's behavior can affect others. This understanding can help managers act in ways that encourage positive behavior and outcomes from their employees. Choice A is incorrect because individuals base their evaluations on multiple attributes, not just one. Choice B is incorrect because people often do not fully understand the causes of their behavior. Choice D is incorrect because people may not necessarily see their own traits in others.