Psychology & Social
Halo Effect
The tendency to assume attractive people also have other positive traits.
Extended Definition
The halo effect is a cognitive bias where one positive impression, such as attractiveness, colours judgements of unrelated traits like competence or trustworthiness. It is part of why presentation matters socially.
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