Jane is in charge of the hiring process at her current company. During the interviews, Jane finds that one of the applicants, Robyn, went to the same school and had the same major as her, although years apart. Jane "knows" that these activities have made her the successful manager she is today and decides to hire Robyn on the spot. The hiring of Robyn is an example of

Multiple Choice

the halo effect

self$-$serving bias

similar$-$to$-$me error

Golem error