halo effect The tendency to generalize an individual’s positive or negative qualities from one area to another; opposed to the horns effect.
hedge fund A private investment pool, open to institutional or wealthy investors, that is largely exempt from SEC regulation and can pursue more speculative policies than mutual funds.
hematuria red blood cells in the urine
heterosexist language Language that assumes all people are heterosexual and thereby denigrates lesbians and gay men.
hidden self The self knowledge that you have but that is kept hidden from others.
high-frequency trading A subset of algorithmic trading that relies on computer programs to make rapid trading decisions.
horns effect Assuming that because a person possesses some negative qualities that the person also possesses other negative qualities; a reverse halo effect.
hospitalists board-certified internists who bear primary responsibility for the care of hospitalized patients and whose work is limited entirely to the hospital setting.
hedge fund A private investment pool, open to institutional or wealthy investors, that is largely exempt from SEC regulation and can pursue more speculative policies than mutual funds.
hematuria red blood cells in the urine
heterosexist language Language that assumes all people are heterosexual and thereby denigrates lesbians and gay men.
hidden self The self knowledge that you have but that is kept hidden from others.
high-frequency trading A subset of algorithmic trading that relies on computer programs to make rapid trading decisions.
horns effect Assuming that because a person possesses some negative qualities that the person also possesses other negative qualities; a reverse halo effect.
hospitalists board-certified internists who bear primary responsibility for the care of hospitalized patients and whose work is limited entirely to the hospital setting.
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