Suppose that Jane has a job interview. Jane also has visible tattoos. The interviewer for the company sees Jane and thinks that Jane would not be right for the job and discounts the fact that she has lots of experience. the interviewer is most likely making what error?

The Devil Effect

Explanation:

The Devil effect refers to a situation wherein a person forms a negative opinion of another, based upon merely one single visible negative trait, thereby overlooking all other possible positive traits which remained unexplored.

In the given case, the interviewer based his judgement of rejecting Jane's job offer, solely on her visible tattoos during the interview. The interviewer in this case assigned utmost importance to one negative trait and overlooked the possibility of existence of several other positive traits.

This represents a case of "the devil effect".

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