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Example 1: Putting overpriced items on the menu first
Anchoring bias is a powerful effect that can help you sell, present or negotiate better – if you know how to use it. Learn how from 12 examples of real-life uses of anchoring.
Article content:
- Definition of anchoring bias
- Anchoring examples in price perception
- Anchoring examples to increase sales
- Anchoring examples in meetings
- Anchoring examples in estimating numbers
- Anchoring examples in negotiations
- Summary
Definition of anchoring bias
Anchoring bias is our tendency to rely on the first piece of information we encounter. Such information serves as an anchor, and we adjust our next decisions around that reference point.
Anchoring bias affects our daily decisions, including purchase decisions and the important decisions we make at work. An anchor can be basically anything – our perception of price can be anchored by a number (even a random one), and we can use our previous decisions as a reference point for our subsequent choices.
Examples of anchoring in price perception
The most common use of anchoring in sales are discounts.
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