Reasons for Framing Effects.¶
Frisch, D. (1993). Reasons for Framing Effects. Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes, 54(3), 399-429.
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Primes¶
- Framing
- - Not reducible to the facts. The loss-aversion coefficient: the effect is not explained by the facts alone; it requires the particular configuration the frame imposes.
This sourceAnalyzes why framing effects occur and how they vary across problem types and reasons subjects give; supports the domain/expertise-variation half of the claim that effect strength is not fixed.
- - Not reducible to the facts. The loss-aversion coefficient: the effect is not explained by the facts alone; it requires the particular configuration the frame imposes.
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