Rodrigo wanted to buy his wife a pearl necklace for her birthday. Murphy's Jewelry had a necklace he liked for $139, but he bought the same necklace at Pearls for Her. This pearl necklace was originally $173.75, but was on sale for 20% off, which reduced the price to $139. He was very pleased with his bargain. Rodrigo is subject to:

a framing bias.

Explanation:

given data

necklace he liked = $139

pearl necklace originally = $173.75

sale for = 20% off

reduced the price = $139

solution

Rodrigo is subject to readymade bias. This bias refers to how people’s decisions affect situations, words, or settings. Although both stores have the same price, Pearl’s own stores create a relative factor It showed a high base price and a 20% discount, which made Rodrigo feel like he was making a deal, so he was more inclined to buy the necklace and not at the Murphy jewelry store.

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