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Those of us with an obsession for studying cognitive biases tend to see them as negative influences on our decision making, with our knowledge of them hopefully empowering us to negate them. My favourite study of loss aversion flips the script and demonstrates the power of harnessing this cognitive bias that states we value the things we have more than the things we don’t have. As detailed in the…
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