How Biases Are Formed
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How biases are formed: pattern recognition overgeneralizes from examples, cultural learning transmits biases, emotions attach value.
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Northcraft & Neale real-estate anchoring study was published in 1987, not 2006
BeforeThe Anchoring Effect in Real Estate (2006). Gregory Northcraft and Margaret Neale at the University of Arizona
AfterThe Anchoring Effect in Real Estate (1987). Gregory Northcraft and Margaret Neale at the University of Arizona
Why: Verified live: body already correctly reads '(1987)'. Checked FAQ (8 Q&A, no mention of Northcraft/Neale) and excerpt - no leftover fabrication found anywhere. Already fully correct, no further action needed.
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