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Role of Individual Differences in Decision Making Sandarsh Pandey Anchoring in Social Experiments Introduce Object Imprint Anchor Collect Response and Anchor with Object Openness Neuroticism Conscientiousness Big Five Personality

  1. Role of Individual Differences in Decision Making Sandarsh Pandey

  2. Anchoring in Social Experiments Introduce Object Imprint Anchor Collect Response and Anchor with Object

  3. Openness Neuroticism Conscientiousness Big Five Personality Traits Extraversion Agreeableness

  4. Objective Study Effect of Demonstrate Anchoring Personality

  5. Anchoring Demonstration

  6. Effect of Openness to Experience

  7. Future Goals

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