Correction Concepts
The IKEA Effect: Why We Overvalue What We Build Ourselves
Discover the IKEA effect: why people overvalue things they helped build, from furniture to strategy plans.
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−builders valued their creations at nearly five times what non-builders offere…
+builders valued their creations roughly 60 percent higher than what non-build…
−Wansink, Payne, and Chandon, in a 2007 paper in the Journal of Consumer R…
+Wansink, Payne, and Chandon, in a 2007 paper in the journal Obesity…
Why this is better
Body content and bibliography were already correctly fixed (60 percent figure, Obesity journal) at time of verification. Found the same 'approximately five times more' fabrication still present in the FAQ JSON-LD schema (Q1 'What is the IKEA effect?') and corrected it to match the body's 60 percent figure. Verified clean on re-fetch.
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