Topic: The Use of Augmented Reality in Manufacturing 

The repulsion effect occurs when the presence of an inferior option (the decoy) decreases the attractiveness of the option that dominates it (the target), in puzzling contrast to the attraction effect. In this paper, we formally develop and experimentally test a normative account of the repulsion effect. 

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Elsje Fourie receives €50,000 in the NWO SSH XS funding scheme for the project ‘Global Novels, Global Readers?

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