Decoy Effect Explained
The decoy effect influences our choices by presenting a middle option that makes the more expensive choice seem like a better value. By eliminating the least appealing option, consumers are more likely to make a decision that feels advantageous, often leading them to select the larger option. This strategy effectively guides decision-making and encourages conversions in various purchasing scenarios.In this clip
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