Framing effect

Behavioural skills - cognitive bias.

The framing effect is a cognitive bias.

It is the tendency to react differently to the same information presented in different ways.

In financial risk management, framing can influence risk perceptions and decision-making based on how information is presented.

See also

• Affinity bias
• Bandwagon bias
• Behavioural economics
• Behavioural skills
• Choice supporting bias
• Cognitive science
• Confirmation bias
• Default bias
• Diversity
• Dunning-Kruger effect
• Emotional intelligence
• Executive coaching
• Financial risk management
• FOMO
• Framing effect
• Groupthink
• Hindsight bias
• Impostor syndrome
• Maslow's hammer
• Objectivity
• Optimism bias
• Reactance bias
• Self-investment bias
• Self-serving bias
• Social bias
• Source bias
• Status quo bias
• Working effectively with others