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    "unit": {
        "Bias": "TheHaloEffect"
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    "title": "Galactic Logic Academy: Unveiling the Halo Effect",
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            "text": "Welcome, Cadet! You've been selected for a mission to uncover the mysteries of cognitive biases that influence decisions across the galaxy. Today, we'll focus on the halo effect—a bias that can distort perceptions and lead to flawed judgments. Ready to sharpen your reasoning skills? Let's begin!",
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            "text": "The halo effect occurs when our overall impression of someone or something influences our judgment of their specific traits. For example, if a planetary leader is charismatic, we might assume they're also competent, even without evidence. This bias can lead to errors in decision-making.",
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            "text": "The halo effect often arises from first impressions. A single positive trait, like physical appearance or eloquence, can overshadow other important factors. As a cadet, your mission is to identify and counteract this bias to make fair and logical decisions.",
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            "text": "Imagine a planetary leader who is admired for their bravery in battle. Due to the halo effect, citizens might assume they're also skilled in diplomacy, even if their track record suggests otherwise. This can lead to misplaced trust and poor outcomes.",
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            "question": "Which of the following is an example of the halo effect?",
            "options": [
                "Assuming a charismatic leader is also a competent economist.",
                "Believing a quiet individual is less intelligent.",
                "Judging a starship's performance based solely on its sleek design."
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            "hints": [
                "The halo effect involves letting one positive trait influence unrelated judgments."
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            "text": "The halo effect can also work in reverse, where a negative trait overshadows positive ones. For instance, if a planetary leader is perceived as unkind, citizens might assume they're also incompetent, even if evidence suggests otherwise.",
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            "question": "Which of the following scenarios demonstrate the halo effect? Select all that apply.",
            "options": [
                "Believing a well-dressed diplomat is more trustworthy.",
                "Assuming a starship with a sleek design is faster than others.",
                "Judging a scientist's intelligence based on their speaking style.",
                "Assuming a leader with a poor public image is also ineffective in governance.",
                "Believing a planet with beautiful landscapes must have advanced technology."
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            "hints": [
                "The halo effect often involves assumptions based on unrelated traits."
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            "text": "To counteract the halo effect, focus on objective evidence rather than subjective impressions. Evaluate each trait or decision independently, and be mindful of how first impressions might influence your judgment.",
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            "question": "How can you avoid the halo effect when evaluating a planetary leader?",
            "options": [
                "Focus on their track record and evidence of competence.",
                "Rely on first impressions and public opinion.",
                "Assume their positive traits apply to all areas of leadership."
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            "hints": [
                "Avoid letting one trait influence your judgment of unrelated traits."
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        {
            "screen_type": "Text",
            "text": "Congratulations, Cadet! You've completed the Galactic Logic Academy's unit on the halo effect. Remember, recognizing and countering cognitive biases like the halo effect is essential for making fair and logical decisions. The galaxy is counting on your clarity of thought!",
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