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   May 7, 2020 · Results indicate that: i) the halo effect is supported (the “other” attributes explain nearly 50% of the focal attribute “location”); ii) asymmetric effects exist because negative variations...

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   Jul 1, 2020 · The halo effect is a cognitive bias whereby people form an opinion about a characteristic of an attribute of a product based on their predisposition (positive or negative) toward another attribute. No formal testing of this effect is available in the hospitality and tourism literature.

   • Author: Juan Luis Nicolau, Juan Pedro Mellinas, Eva Martín-Fuentes

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3. www.hotstats.com › blog › hotel-demand-and-gdp-haveHotel Demand and GDP Have a Strong Correlation and That’s a ...

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   Connection to GDP. If there is one thing that has been all but proven it’s this: Hotel demand has an undeniable relationship to GDP. Fluctuations up or down in GDP similarly impact demand for hotel rooms, sometimes a relationship greater than 1 to 1.

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   Why does one positive experience inform a nearly unshakeable opinion? This phenomenon is explained in behavioral economics — it’s called the halo effect. Generally, the halo effect refers to a specific aspect of someone’s personality to constitute our overall judgment of that person.

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   Nov 10, 2023 · The halo effect is a cognitive bias that twists peoples judgment in the rating process and has a significant influence on HRM (human resource management) practices. However, as a heuristic, the...

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   Feb 14, 2021 · The empirical results show that (1) a high level of topic matching of management response leads to an increase of hotel online rating; (2) a high valence and a large variation of existing rating...

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   Does a hotel room have a halo effect?

   • However, even if the hotel room were impeccably clean, the guest would tend to rate performance of the other attributes. customers. The existence of the halo effect entails that attributes cannot be evaluated in isolation independent assessment of an attribute brings about evaluative bias. Following up with the hotel could have become 8.

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   Does Halo affect a destination?

   • Kneesel et al. (2010) focus on destination choice and, while they do not test the halo effect, they hypothesize in their conclusions that positive assessments of a destination might derive from the positive view people have of that destination; positive view that in turn results from a favorable image generated by marketing actions.

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   Is the halo effect good or bad for business?

   • According to existing literature, the following conclusions can be drawn. A t corporate level, the halo effect could be beneficial for businesses, and be challenging for management. The halo effect has way. Nevertheless, more studies still need to be done, so that different types of enterprises coul d generate large halos for higher returns.

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   Does the halo effect exist in the tourism literature?

   • A relevant question is whether evidence of the halo effect exists in the tourism literature. Surprisingly, the tourism literature has scarcely looked into this ef fect. In their excellent review of tangentially mentions the halo effect. Specifically, Kneesel, Baloglou and Millar (2010) speculate

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   Does the halo effect exist?

   • Mellinas et al. (2019) analyze an aggregated measure of attributes (i.e. the average global rating) to find effects on location ratings. Although their purpose is not to test the halo effect, their results are indicative that this effect may exist.

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   Does Halo affect performance rating?

   • reflect how the halo effect emerges in employment interviews. Future studies should attempt to collect more data from real companies and enrich the halo literature. 4.2.2. Performance Rating damage organizational justice. The confirmation of the halo e ffect in performance rating is significant. phenomenon .

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8. www.economist.com › 2015/06/25 › the-halo-effectThe halo effect - The Economist

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   Jun 25, 2015 · The halo effect. Do-gooding policies help firms when they get prosecuted. Jun 25th 2015. “THERE is one and only one social responsibility of business,” wrote Milton Friedman, a Nobel prize ...