Have you ever met someone you thought was attractive and automatically concluded that they were smart, kind or funny?
If so, you may have fallen victim to a psychological phenomenon called ‘the Halo Effect’.
@02:20.97 What is the halo effect?
@04:26.05 Where did the halo effect originate?
@05:28.23 Other studies that have examined the halo effect
@09:20.20 The Reverse Halo (or Horn) Effect
@10:59.05 Why do we engage in the halo effect?
@12:14.20 Be altruistic
@13:27.71 Look directly at someone and smile
@14:23.27 Nod your head
@15:00.67 Adopt an expansive posture
@17:59.43 Summary
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