What is Framing? - Deepstash

What is Framing?

Framing is the process of defining an issue, problem, or context that influences how it’s perceived and evaluated.

Framing is important in explaining or making sense of an issue, context, or problem and is influenced by personal narratives and conceptual metaphors.

This framing effect is a well-researched cognitive bias in decision-making, and its effectiveness depends heavily on how the issue, problem, or question is presented. 

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