Halo Effects Are

Multiple Choice

Halo effects are:

A) The tendency of some raters to have an overly generous or overly critical response set when rating all behaviors.
B) Rating a child in a positive or negative manner simply because they possess some other positive or negative characteristic not pertinent to the rated item.
C) The proclivity of raters to select midpoint ratings and to avoid endpoints of the scale such as never and always.
D) None of the above