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One restaurant you know of offers a "cash discount" and another charges a "credit card fee." Even though you end up paying the same amount for your meals at both restaurants, you feel like the cash discount
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One restaurant you know of offers a "cash discount" and another charges a "credit card fee." Even though you end up paying the same amount for your meals at both restaurants, you feel like the cash discount is a good deal and that the credit card fee is unjust. This is due to which decision making bias?A. Framing EffectsB. Base Rate BiasC. Misconceptions of chanceD. Misunderstanding Conjunctive Events

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D

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IT makes the most sence overall

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