In the framing effect:
A)people's decision-making can be influenced by the wording of a question or the context of a problem.
B)people seek evidence that affirms their beliefs and discount evidence that does not.
C)people base decisions on categories or stereotypes.
D)people estimate probabilities based on how easily events come to mind.

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The framing effect refers to the way in which people's decision-making can be influenced by the wording of a question or the context of a problem. For example, people may respond differently to a question phrased in terms of potential gains compared to one phrased in terms of potential losses.

In the Framing Effect