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Statistics 1B Interludes
3. Framing
“Framing”
Framing(Kahneman and Tversky)
•Can change emotional reaction by using a ‘positive’ or ‘negative’ frame
•Should be aware of this and use multiple frames
10% with genetic variant that reduces risk of high blood pressure
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Can we stop media picking on most extreme case – “could be as high as…”
DEFRA framing
“very unlikely to be greater than”Make a choice!
Left hand side of class
I give you £5
Choose between
(a) An extra £10
(b) 50% chance of £20 more 50% chance of £0 more
Right hand side of class
I give you £25
Choose between
(a) Returning £10
(b) 50% chance of returning £050% chance of returning £20
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A pair of choicesDecision 1 (Left)
1. I give you £5
2. Choose between(a) An extra £10(b) 50% chance of £20 more
50% chance of £0 more
Decision 2 (Right)
1. I give you £25
2. Choose between(a) Returning £10(b) 50% chance of returning £0
50% chance of returning £20
(a) £15 for sureversus
(b) 50/50 chance of £5 or £25
(a) £15 for sureversus
(b) 50/50 chance of £5 or £25
Framing(Kahneman and Tversky)
• ‘Risk averse’ for smallish gains• ‘Risk seeking’ for smallish losses