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Dion et al (1972)

The halo effect is the tendency for a positive impression in one area to influence judgments in other areas. In relationships, this means that physical attractiveness can shape perceptions of a person's other qualities. People often assume that attractive individuals are also kinder and more successful. The halo effect is a cognitive bias that may result from an illusory correlation - the mistaken belief that...


Tags: halo effect, attraction, cognitive bias

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