Anchoring Bias: The First Number Shapes 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.