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    Workbook & Summary - Predictably Irrational - Based On The Book By Dan Ariely: Predictably Irrational - Based On The Book By Dan Ariely
    Workbook & Summary - Predictably Irrational - Based On The Book By Dan Ariely: Predictably Irrational - Based On The Book By Dan Ariely
    Workbook & Summary - Predictably Irrational - Based On The Book By Dan Ariely: Predictably Irrational - Based On The Book By Dan Ariely
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    PublisherSapiens Quick Books
    Release dateJun 26, 2024
    ISBN9798330256365
    Workbook & Summary - Predictably Irrational - Based On The Book By Dan Ariely: Predictably Irrational - Based On The Book By Dan Ariely

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      Workbook & Summary - Predictably Irrational - Based On The Book By Dan Ariely - Sapiens Quick Books

      WORKBOOK

      & SUMMARY

      PREDICTABLY IRRATIONAL

      BASED ON THE BOOK BY

      DAN ARIELY

      -

      WRITTEN BY

      SAPIENS QUICK BOOKS

      Workbook & Summary: Predictably Irrational - Based On The Book By Dan Ariely

      by SAPIENS QUICK BOOKS

      SAPIENS QUICK BOOKS.

      All rights reserved.

      If you liked the book, recommend your friends to download their own copy, thank you very much for respecting the author's work!

      This ebook, including all its parts, is protected by copyright and must not be copied, resold or shared without permission of the author.

      CONTENT

      COMPARISON INFLUENCES DECISIONS

      MISCONCEPTIONS IN ECONOMIC BEHAVIOR

      FREE ITEMS ALTER CHOICES

      SOCIAL EXPECTATIONS IMPACT BEHAVIOR

      EMOTIONS AFFECT DECISION-MAKING

      CHALLENGES IN SELF-REGULATION

      OWNERSHIP DISTORTS VALUE PERCEPTION

      AVOIDING COMMITMENT BY MAINTAINING OPTIONS

      EXPECTATIONS SHAPE EXPERIENCES

      PRICE INFLUENCES PERCEIVED QUALITY

      SITUATIONS SHAPE ETHICAL BEHAVIOR

      HIDDEN INFLUENCES IN DECISION-MAKING

      CLOSING NOTES

      HELP US WITH A REVIEW

      LEGAL ISSUES

      ABOUT COPYRIGHT

      COMPARISON INFLUENCES DECISIONS

      In The Truth About Relativity from Dan Ariely's book Predictably Irrational, the author explores how our perceptions of value are not absolute but rather comparative. He begins by illustrating a study where participants were asked to choose between two options: a high-quality, higher-priced bread maker and a lower-quality, lower-priced one. Surprisingly, most chose the higher-priced option, assuming it offered better value despite not necessarily needing its superior features. Ariely argues this decision-making process is influenced by how options are presented relative to each other rather than their inherent worth.

      Ariely delves into the psychological concept of relativity, highlighting its impact on decision-making in various contexts beyond consumer choices. He discusses the phenomenon of decoy pricing, where introducing a slightly inferior option to a high-priced item can make the latter seem more attractive. This manipulation leverages our tendency to evaluate choices not in isolation but in comparison to others available.

      Moreover, Ariely

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