How Biases and Errors in Thinking Occur [AP Psychology Unit 5 Topic 8] (5.8)

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Hey quick question, framing and the wording effect seem to be very similar if not identical. What is the difference?

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Framing encompasses the wording effect, but is not limited to the written word. For example, dressing up for a job interview utilizes framing by attempting to frame oneself as a respectable candidate. So in other words, the wording effect is a subset of framing.

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