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Tim works for the government and is implementing a new government policy to set up spacious yoga studios at all state primary schools.The general public will be able to attend classes in the studios but Tim is still is trying to decide on a pricing structure.What pricing structure should Tim suggest the government adopt for the studios and why?
Halo Effect
A cognitive bias where the perception of one positive quality in a person leads to the unjustified extension of positive evaluation to other qualities.
Favorable Impression
The positive perception or judgment of someone or something based on initial interactions or information.
Interview Bias
A type of response bias that occurs in research when the interviewer’s beliefs, views, or characteristics unduly influence the subject's responses, leading to skewed results.
Subject Bias Effect
The influence of a participant’s preconceptions or expectations on their behavior in an experiment, potentially skewing results.
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