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The Halo Effect
In 1920, Edward Thorndike noticed that military officers who rated their soldiers as intelligent also rated them as physically fit, loyal, and dependable...
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−They asked Belgian university students to evaluate a lecturer on film
+They asked American university students to evaluate a lecturer on film
−published an fMRI study in 2008 in Psychological Science (Vol. 19, N…
+published an fMRI study in 2008 in Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience…
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Already correct everywhere: both corrections (American students rather than Belgian; Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience rather than Psychological Science) had already landed correctly in body text and bibliography. No changes were required.
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