Kendra works for three women who all describe themselves as "feminists." Since these women are all what Kendra describes as outspoken and somewhat abrasive, Kendra decides that all feminists have these same characteristics. This assumption is "halo and horns" stereotyping.

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Kendra's assumption is an example of overgeneralization or stereotyping, not specifically "halo and horns" effect. The "halo and horns" effect refers to the bias where one's overall impression of a person (positive or negative) influences how one feels and thinks about their character or properties.

Kendra Works for Three Women Who All Describe Themselves as "Feminists