Framing Effect
by Seng Leapheng in Education, General
What the sources say
Sources support the framing idea, but no independent coverage confirms this exact donut story or the two shops.
- Different sugar descriptions changed the buyer’s reaction. (Backed by sources: National Institutes of Health, Aieaa, Helpfulprofessor)
- The example shows a framing effect. (Backed by sources: Aieaa, Uxtigers, Helpfulprofessor)
- The two donut labels describe exactly equal products. (No source found)
Sources it was checked against
- Food Nutrition Labeling In Cambodia: What Are The Rules? (Legal500)
- Prakas No. 0059 on Nutrition Information Requirements for the ... (Unep)
- Psychological distress and health behaviours among Cambodian ... (National Institutes of Health)
- onlinelibrary.wiley.com · doi · fullFraming Effect in Sugar‐Free Labels: Evidence From Laboratory ... (Wiley)
- Review of dietary assessment studies conducted among Khmer ... (National Institutes of Health)
- Sugar-Sweetened Beverages, Foods of Low Nutritional ... (Escholarship)