January 9, 2009, Newsletter Issue #254: The Halo Effect

Tip of the Week

Is the halo effect affecting your dating decisions? The halo effect is a person's tendency to let first impressions influence any subsequent judgments he or she makes about a person. For example, you may unconsciously assume that a physically attractive person possesses other positive qualities (kindness, intelligence, sense of humor) whether he does nor not. In the end, you should ask yourself whether the halo effect is affecting the way they see the person they are dating.

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