What is the 'halo effect' and how does it relate to charisma?
The halo effect is a cognitive bias where the perception of one positive trait leads to the assumption of other positive traits. In the context of charisma, this means that if a person is perceived as charismatic, others may also view them as competent or likable. The host discusses how this effect can amplify a charismatic individual's influence, as people are more likely to respond positively to them.
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