The halo effect in Eliza Clark’s ‘Boy Parts’
In this article, Kirsten discusses the psychological term 'the halo effect' in relation to Eliza Clark's debut novel 'Boy Parts.'
Durham University's Online Student Magazine
In this article, Kirsten discusses the psychological term 'the halo effect' in relation to Eliza Clark's debut novel 'Boy Parts.'
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