Effort and Value
The story of Betty Crocker's instant cake mix reveals how perceived effort can enhance the value of a product. Initially, sales were low until a psychologist suggested adding a simple step—cracking an egg—making the process feel more personal. This shift highlights the connection between effort and emotional investment in consumer choices, as demonstrated by later experiments on bidding behavior.In this clip
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