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Social perception - The Halo Effect | Individuals and Society | MCAT | Khan Academy
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ม.ค. 2015
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More persons should know about this IMO. It's not a small thing.
Am I the only person thinking of Jim from the office?
Very interesting.
Cant believe Khan Academy is blackpilling me
Well done 💯👍🏾
Whats the difference between the halo effect and the beauty is good effect please?
Default brain was rewired
Come on, what's the science here? 'Someone is doing a good job good if you like him, someone is just doing a bad job if you dislike him', my grandmother already knew.
And of course you will get away with a lot of things when you are decent looking, isn't this what lawyers are building on?
ReallyFilthyToad well, the video oversimplifies things quite a bit. There have been tons of fascinating studies about the halo effect. The science behind it is that your brain creates kind of a fantasy person that is "perfect" or "terrible" just based on some extremely small amount of information/ first impression. There are facial features, e.g. of politicians on billboards, that are systematically associated with attributes like leadership and confidence. Even if you know about the halo effect its very hard to consciously resist it, we are so easily manipulated.
1. This is science trying to quantify the phenomenon
2. Your grandma is probably smarter than most, because we still see this problem, i.e., the anti vaxxers listening to celebrities
It's not just that, it's that people make judgements about completely unrelated qualities based on one quality, for example judging a person's intelligence based on how they look.