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What is The Halo Effect

The Halo Effect states that one impression of an aspect of someone or a company will bleed into our aspects of that person or company

The Halo Effect states that people judge a person or a thing over one trait of that person or that thing.

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The halo effect is a cognitive bias. It causes people to assume something because of their impression of other aspects of it. For example, people think someone will have an interesting personality simply because they find the person attractive.

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  • The halo effect in marketing: The halo effect can also influence how we judge things, such as products and companies. For example, if you have a positive impression of a specific brand, you're more likely to buy products from that brand.
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The halo effect and your opinion of others

The halo effect influences how you judge others. Just because someone has a single positive trait doesn't mean you should form a favourable opinion of them. Conversely, just because they have a single negative quality doesn't mean you should form a negative impression.

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