Affect Heuristic

The Affect Heuristicaffect heuristic is humans' tendencya principle for making fast, perceptual judgments based on subjective impressions of goodness/badness. It can cause people to evaluate unknown propertiesuse one positive (or negative) fact about an object/action to judge the likely positivity or negativity of other people, institutions, or items based on the goodness or badness of known properties. For example. more physically attractive people are perceived as having better moral character.facts about that object/action.

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Applied to Superhero Bias by Multicore 4y ago
Applied to Mere Messiahs by Multicore 4y ago

The affect heuristicAffect Heuristic is a principle for making fast, perceptual judgmentshumans' tendency to evaluate unknown properties of other people, institutions, or items based on subjective impressionsthe goodness or badness of goodness/badness. It can causeknown properties. For example. more physically attractive people to use one positive (or negative) fact about an object/action to judge the likely positivity or negativity of other facts about that object/action.are perceived as having better moral character.

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Applied to Guardians of Ayn Rand by Multicore 4y ago
Created by Jim Babcock at 4y
Applied to The Halo Effect by Jim Babcock 4y ago
Applied to The Affect Heuristic by Jim Babcock 4y ago