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How the Anchoring Effect Shapes Your Willingness to Pay
In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore the anchoring effect — a cognitive bias where the first price you see sets a mental reference point for all subsequent evaluations. Using Dan Ariely's classic experiment where participants' Social Security numbers influenced their bids, they break down how retailers, car dealers, and restaurants use anchoring to steer your spending. Learn why a $4,000 TV makes a $2,000 model feel like a steal, how 'compare at' prices create false anchors, and practical tips to recognize when you're being anchored. A must-hear for anyone in…
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