If one argued that since every morning when the rooster crows the sun rises, the crowing causes the sunrise, one would he demonstrating the "halo effect."

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The argument given in the statement is an example of a false cause fallacy, where someone assumes that just because two events happen together, one must have caused the other. The halo effect refers to a cognitive bias where one's overall impression of a person or object influences their evaluations of their specific traits or characteristics. Therefore, the argument is not demonstrating the halo effect.

If One Argued That Since Every Morning When the Rooster