Which of the following provides evidence that our decisions about preferences are often based on information that should be irrelevant?

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The fact that people rate identical wines differently based on price tags suggests that the price tag is providing irrelevant information about the quality of the wine, but still impacting people's preferences. This shows that irrelevant information can influence our preferences. The other options (A, C, and D) provide evidence of other aspects of human decision-making, but do not directly address the influence of irrelevant information on preferences.

Which of the Following Provides Evidence That Our Decisions About