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Fine-tune your judgement

Fine-tune your judgement

Whether you are choosing a pair of sneakers or deciding on an insurance plan, it is always better to keep a watchful eye on the options provided.

Learn to fine-tune your judgement to not be distracted by false targets, and misleading options.

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The extra-large glass

The extra-large glass

A well-designed decoy can shift our decision making between two options as much as 40%.

For example, we are more likely to buy the large glass of juice at the counter when we have been provided with a choice in which the smaller glass is priced only slightly less. We tend to opt for the ...

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Dating and Voting

Dating and Voting

The Decoy Effect can influence our dating choices, as the person who may not be attractive, can appear handsome to us in the presence of a slightly less attractive friend, as our mind will subconsciously compare the two.

Choosing candidates during elections, or during an interview process c...

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The Unattractive Option

The Unattractive Option

  • The Unattractive Third Option (The Decoy) has no real value in itself and is just placed to sway the decision maker towards the higher-priced option.
  • The Decoy's only purpose is to make the expensive option appear like a bargain.
  • This has also been widely used in subscriptio...

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The Decoy Effect

The Decoy Effect

It is a marketing tactic used to nudge you into purchasing a higher-priced variant of a product or service.

The Decoy effect can be applied in recruitment, polls, elections, or anywhere else where there is a choice involved.

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Emotions in the Decoy effect

Emotions in the Decoy effect

Higher levels of testosterone, leading to impulsive behavior, leads to more susceptibility to the Decoy Effect.

Intuitive thinkers tend to fall more for it, along with people that join in group decision making.

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