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Question: Movie: Shattered Glass Halo Effect: "Halo effect refers to the tendency that if you like one thing about a person or concept, you will be more likely to like other qualities about a person or concept, accepting evidence and arguments that indicate positive things about their personal concept and rejecting ones that do not." In the folder "Gaining Perspective," please read the "halo effect" and go online to read one additional article on the halo effect. In the folder "Learning to Gain Perspective," find the link to the movie Shattered Glass and see the entire movie. Note: This movie is based very closely on a true story. d response to: In n words, what is the "halo effect"? Identify two to three instances in the movie where one sees the halo effect played out. What are the results of this bias? Where in your own personal experience have you observed the halo effect? What are the dangers of the "halo effect"? >>Use very specific examples (names of characters, specific events, etc.). Remember! Use an heading and compose work in standard written Englis