Psychology

Any number can hijack your judgement

Before estimating something, people exposed to an arbitrary number — even one from a spinning wheel — give answers pulled toward it. Experienced judges given a higher 'anchor' handed out longer sentences. You can't fully switch this off; you can only know it's happening.

Daniel Kahneman, Thinking, Fast and Slow — Chapter 11, 'Anchors' (2011)
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