Re:A Dramatic Demonstration of the Power of Mental Frames by...
by Aron on Saturday March 13, 2010 @05:49PM
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This is a great subject. Framing is essentially manipulating our bayesian priors. I am interested in the variation of this thought line that we can consciously vary our prior. I can do this with, for instance, a Necker cube. I can deliberately switch my anticipated model and have the rest of my experience line up with this switch. Although curiously, it has a rather slow switching time.
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