Practice question
What is the 'Halo Effect' (Halo-Effekt) in the evaluation of learner drivers by instructors or examiners?
- A visual ring seen around oncoming LED headlights in fog
- A tendency to score every competency near the arithmetic average, avoiding both high and low ratings
- A cognitive bias where a single prominent positive or negative characteristic (e.g. polite manner or early minor stall) disproportionately skews the overall objective evaluation of all other competencies
- The glowing reflection of emergency warning triangles
Answer: C — A cognitive bias where a single prominent positive or negative characteristic (e.g. polite manner or early minor stall) disproportionately skews the overall objective evaluation of all other competencies
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