5. Psychological effect whereby one piece of information tends to influence subsequent thinking. a.

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5. Psychological effect whereby one piece of information tends to influence subsequent thinking. a.

5. Psychological effect whereby one piece of information tends to influence subsequent thinking.
a. Anchoring b. Fractioning c. Logrolling d. Reciprocity

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