The Anchoring Bias: How the First Number You Hear Colonizes Your Mind
In 1974, Kahneman and Tversky spun a rigged wheel in front of subjects — who knew it was rigged — and it still bent their estimates.
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In 1974, Kahneman and Tversky spun a rigged wheel in front of subjects — who knew it was rigged — and it still bent their estimates.
Price anchoring is the cognitive bias where the first number you see shapes all subsequent judgments of value.