It’s called availability heuristic. The more frequent an information is seen, the more available to the memory it is. But also, the salience or vividness of that information makes it easily come to mind.
-Barry Schwartz
The Paradox of choice (p.59)
It’s called availability heuristic. The more frequent an information is seen, the more available to the memory it is. But also, the salience or vividness of that information makes it easily come to mind.
-Barry Schwartz
The Paradox of choice (p.59)