Scarcity Effect: The Allure of Limited Availability
The perception of scarcity increases the value we attribute to something, making it more desirable.
- Have you ever been influenced by the perception of scarcity when making purchasing decisions? How did it impact your choices?
- How can you develop a mindset that focuses on the intrinsic value of things rather than being swayed by their scarcity?
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