An anchoring bias occurs when you focus on <span>one piece of information versus all of the information
For example, you never met mr. Kirk your close friend told you that Mr.Kirk is a liar that should not be tasted (even though your friend offer no proof).
When you met Mr.Kirk personally, you will have a basic assumption that Mr.Kirk is a liar no matter what other qualities that he may conveyed</span>
Answer:
You dont have anything attached tho
Explanation:
Based on the description above, this best illustrates the
effect of framing. Framing is being defined as a form of cognitive bias in which
people reacts base on the choices that are in different ways and are likely to
be depending on how the choices are being presented to them.
