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How Biases Are Formed
Pattern recognition overgeneralizes from few examples to broad rules. Cultural learning transmits biases. Emotions attach value creating preferences.
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−The Anchoring Effect in Real Estate (2006). Gregory Northcraft and Margaret Neale at the University of Arizona
+The Anchoring Effect in Real Estate (1987). Gregory Northcraft and Margaret Neale at the University of Arizona
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