The Halo Effect is the tendency to let one positive trait influence overall judgment. It can make a product or person seem better than they actually are.
“A single positive trait can cast a ‘halo’ that influences how we perceive everything about someone or something.”
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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 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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