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Unit 9 – Social Psychology
Topic 9.7
What does the Halo Effect in psychology refer to?
Focusing on a single trait while ignoring other traits.
Believing that attractive people possess more positive qualities beyond their physical appearance only.
Negative impressions biasing overall perception negatively.
Positive impressions in one area influencing opinion in another area.
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