Cecile has dreamed of owning her own home for years, and she can finally afford a small cottage in an older neighborhood. She notices that she feels more positive about her home when she takes a route on her drive home that goes past the abandoned shacks, but she feels more negative when she takes a route that goes past the mansions with large lawns. Cecile's emotions are influenced by单项选择题
A
the principle of diversity.
B
confirmation bias.
C
the law of large numbers.
D
the framing effect.

Question

Cecile has dreamed of owning her own home for years, and she can finally afford a small cottage in an older neighborhood. She notices that she feels more positive about her home when she takes a route on her drive home that goes past the abandoned shacks, but she feels more negative when she takes a route that goes past the mansions with large lawns. Cecile's emotions are influenced by单项选择题

A

the principle of diversity.

B

confirmation bias.

C

the law of large numbers.

D

the framing effect.

BlackTom AI · Accepted Answer

Imagine you’re evaluating how Cecile’s environment affects her mood as she drives home. 
Option 1: the framing effect. This choice captures the idea that the way information or stimuli are presented or framed can alter our perceptions and emotions. In Cecile’s case, the same situation (owning a home) elicits different feelings depending on the surrounding visuals she encounters along different routes; the abandoned shacks vs. mansions act as distinct frames that color her emotional response. 
Option 2: the principle of diversity. This option relates to variety or heterogeneity in a set of choices or attributes, not to how contextualized stimuli shape emotion, so it doesn’t explain Cecile’s mood shifts based on route framing. 
Option 3: confirmation bias. This is about favoring information that confirms preconceptions, whereas Cecile’s feelings are influenced by immediate environmental framing rather than a bias toward confirming a belief or hypothesis. 
Option 4: the law of large numbers. This statistical principle concerns the stability of averages with increasing sample size and has no direct application to emotional responses to environmental cues or route choices in this scenario. 
In summary, the scenario aligns with the framing effect, where the same goal (feeling positive about a home) is influenced by how the surrounding context is presented, leading to divergent emotional responses. The other options do not account for context-driven emotional framing in this way.

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