Framing Effect
Also called: framing, presentation bias
The framing effect is choosing differently depending on how identical options are described. A treatment with 90% survival is chosen far more often than one with 10% mortality. In finance it's everywhere: a fund's fee shown as 1% rather than as a share of expected return, a loss framed as a discount to a peak rather than as capital destroyed.
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