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The 10 pages that link to Halo effect (psychology), each with the reason it gives.

• ReputationRelated: A strong reputation can cause observers to overgeneralize from one perceived quality.

• Cognitive biasRelated: One salient quality can spill over into unrelated evaluations.

• CredibilityRelated: A favorable trait, such as confidence, can spill over into judgments of believability.

• Job interviewBroader topic: A strong first impression can inflate ratings of unrelated qualifications.

• Interpersonal attractionRelated: Attraction can spill over into judgments of competence, kindness, or character.

• Contrast effectCompared with: The halo effect spreads impressions across traits; contrast changes judgment relative to another target.

• Physical attractivenessRelated: Attractive appearance can spill over into assumptions about character and ability.

• Cheerleader effectCompared with: It describes trait spillover, not the group-context shift in facial attractiveness.

• Chemistry (interpersonal)Related: Feeling chemistry may lead people to infer other desirable qualities without sufficient evidence.

• Focusing effectCompared with: It spreads an impression across judgments, whereas focusing effect magnifies one factor's influence.