Behavioral framing shapes how choices are presented, influencing decisions by highlighting specific aspects while downplaying others. Marketers, negotiators, and policymakers use it to steer outcomes—like emphasizing potential gains versus losses. Consumers, patients, and voters benefit from clearer options, though awareness helps avoid manipulation.
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