From his facial expressions and obvious disbelief, the Jewish passenger is most likely to use the...
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The halo effect is responsible for attributing positive qualities to a person.
Option A is incorrect.
The recency effect takes place when a person remembers recent information better than information that he or she received previously. Here, recency effect is not responsible for the bias of the passenger.
Option c is incorrect.
Primacy effect takes place when a person remembers information at the beginning of a list much better than information at the middle or at the end. It is not applicable in the given situation.
Option d is incorrect.
If a single negative quality such as facial expression is used to attribute negative qualities to the person as a whole, then the bias is known as horn effect.
Option b. Horn effect is correct
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