We often attribute characteristics to someone based on one single characteristic. Let’s say someone is attractive: You tend to think they are also smart, rich and live a good life even though you don’t know.
Be aware of that when dealing with people, as you might get blinded by few characteristics of them.
However, you can also use the halo effect to your advantage by dressing or behaving in a certain way.
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This is a summary of the German book "Die Power der persönlichen Präsenz" by actor and psychologist Benedikt Crisand.
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Similar ideas to Using The Halo Effect
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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