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How the Anchoring Effect Sets Every Price You Pay
Why does a $200 sweater seem reasonable after you see it marked down from $500? That's anchoring at work. In this episode, Lucas and Luna unpack the cognitive bias that makes the first number you see — whether a price, a salary figure, or a donation suggestion — stick in your brain and warp every subsequent judgment. They trace how real estate agents use listing prices to anchor buyers, how luxury brands train us to accept high price points, and why your own salary history can become a trap in negotiations. Specific studies, including Dan Ariely's classic Social Security number…
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