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➤ Why does framing influence consumer decisions?
Framing taps cognitive shortcuts and emotional responses. People evaluate outcomes relative to a reference point and exhibit loss aversion, so losses often feel stronger than equal gains. Context, perceived risk, and salient language steer judgments. These biases make framed messages more persuasive even when the underlying facts stay the same.