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And over time they develop a preference
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for the experimenter that shows them one initially,
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suggesting that they are being subject to framing effects
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or choices relative to a reference point.
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A different sort of demonstration is the "endowment effect."
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This is a robust and very interesting effect.
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Here's the idea.
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I show you something like a cup or a chocolate bar
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and I say,
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"How much will you give me for this chocolate bar?
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It looks like you're pretty hungry.
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How much will you give me for this chocolate bar?"