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Unit 5 – Cognitive Psychology
Topic 5.8
How does the anchoring bias interact with marketing strategies to influence consumers' purchasing decisions?
The anchoring effect suggests that people tend to stick with their initial choice regardless of any subsequent information or options available.
Anchoring bias has no significant effect on consumer behavior; instead, it relates more to investors in financial markets.
The anchoring effect plays no role in sales and marketing; instead, it's a phenomenon observed in legal contexts only.
Anchoring bias often makes consumers rely heavily on the first price they see (anchor), causing them to perceive subsequent prices as bargains, influencing their buying decision.
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