To attribute a number of positive qualities to individuals we like is called
A) the horn effect.
B) the self-fulfilling prophecy.
C) the halo effect.
D) the recency effect.

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The halo effect refers to the tendency to attribute a number of positive qualities to individuals we like or who we perceive as having similar traits. This can influence our judgments and evaluations of their behavior, even in situations where such evaluations are not warranted. For example, if we perceive someone as friendly and attractive, we might assume they are also honest or intelligent, even if we have no direct evidence to support these claims.

To Attribute a Number of Positive Qualities to Individuals We