Members of the Will Smith Fan club were found to give his actions at the Oscars a higher rating than the rating given by a group of clinical psychologists who work with men prone to anger management problems. This phenomenom is likely best explained by : Central Limit Theory The Halo effect The Comedian Litmus Tests Freudian Theory

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