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The term “framing effect” as applied to the Asian Disease Problem experiment refers to:
the limitations that cognitive bias in the brain places on the decision to purchase health insurance.
the effect of “fast” versus “slow” cognitive systems in the brain on health behaviors.
a preference reversal that depends on whether an outcome is presented as risk-averse or risk-seeking.
the effect of health insurance on individual and household consumption decisions
Option 3. A preference reversal that depends on whether an outcome....
Explanation: In framing effect, the preference for an outcome depends on the way the alternative is presented.