Halo Effect Explained - Halo Effect Bias (Example)
The halo effect (Halo Bias is when we judge someone based on one positive trait and assume they must be good in other areas too. It's like putting a "halo" around them because of one thing we like. For example, if someone is good-looking, we might assume they're also smart or kind, even if we don't know them well. This bias can affect how we perceive and interact with people, sometimes leading to unfair assumptions or overlooking negative qualities.
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