Getting Past Your Filters: The Halo Effect

Update: 2022-10-11

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Continuing the discussion of ideas drawn from therulesofcivilconversation.org, this episode looks at another cognitive bias (or filter) that can interfere with clarity of thought and communication.

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Getting Past Your Filters: The Halo Effect

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Getting Past Your Filters: The Halo Effect

Getting Past Your Filters: The Halo Effect