This week, we talk about consideration set and different interesting effects (e.g., attraction effect, compromise effect, anchor-and-adjustment heuristics). Here is an interesting article about 6 psychological tactics Starbucks uses (https://kenthendricks.com/starbucks-menu-design/Links to an external site.). Please read it and share your thoughts about different effects (e.g., does it influence your choice decisions?) Have you seen other companies using the same tactics as Starbucks'?

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