Digital Psychology

&quot;A free library of psychological principles and examples for inspiration to enhance the customer experience and connect with your users.&quot;<p>Translation: use pop psychology to manipulate your customers into spending money and giving you personal information.

Another page discussing the concepts without touching on the fact the old studies that showed them were deeply flawed and not reproduced...

I wonder if&#x2F;how AI personal agents would be able to help in this regard, trained to spot when attention is being manipulated in a certain way and inform you of that. Like the sunk cost fallacy, which is also in that list, it can offer you a warning like: <i>&quot;You are entering a step by step procedure, this can trick your mind into finalizing the purchase even if you are not very committed yet.&quot;</i> - or something like: <i>&quot;Prices and quantities in this list seem to be manipulated in a way that tricks your mind into buying more than you actually need.&quot;</i> and similar like these.

It looks like this site got digi tech&#x27;d.<p>I was reading a nice refresher on anchoring, the page refreshed and it was gone.<p><a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.investopedia.com&#x2F;terms&#x2F;a&#x2F;anchoring-and-adjustment.asp" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.investopedia.com&#x2F;terms&#x2F;a&#x2F;anchoring-and-adjustmen...</a>

This is an explosion of red flags that should be viewed with extreme skepticism.