Скачать или смотреть Learn how to be less biased with The Halo Effect by Phil Rosenzweig

Think about the last time you found yourself attracted to someone. Did you instantly decide that their every little quirk was somehow charming and delightful? Did you ignore the obvious, glaring flaws in their character in favor of a rose-tinted idea of who they were or who they could be? Well, don’t worry, because that’s what everybody does—it’s called the halo effect.

In this video, Page and Turner use key ideas from Phil Rosenzweig’s book, The Halo Effect, to explain how this psychological idiosyncrasy works in practice. If, like us, you find the idea of the halo effect fascinating—and mildly disturbing—you can learn more about how it works and how to counteract it in this article. https://blnk.st/2M1Y75x

To learn more about the shortcuts our brains take and how they encourage us to sometimes make poor decisions, you’ll have to pick up a copy of The Halo Effect by Phil Rosenzweig. Want to get started right now? Get the key ideas from this title on Blinkist. https://blnk.st/2LVxMWR
To explore more great ideas from bestselling nonfiction, subscribe to our YouTube channel, or follow Blinkist on social media. We’re on:


** Facebook:   / blinkist  
** Instagram:   / blinkist  
** Twitter:   / blinkist  

Video by: Brother&Brother (check them out at https://brobro.film/)