The following passage describes a phenomenon in behavioral economics. Which transition word or phrase most logically completes the blank?
Cevap:In behavioral economics, the 'projection bias' describes the tendency of individuals to overestimate the stability of their current preferences over time. For instance, consumers shopping on an empty stomach frequently purchase more groceries than they actually need, operating under the implicit assumption that their current state of hunger will persist into the future. 【consequently】, they often end up with an excess of perishable items that go unused once their immediate hunger is satisfied.
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Consequently (or another cause-and-effect transition such as 'therefore', 'thus', 'hence', 'accordingly', or 'as a result')
The passage establishes a cause-and-effect relationship between the consumers' over-purchasing behavior based on their temporary hunger (the cause) and their eventual possession of wasted, excess food (the effect). Therefore, a cause-and-effect transition such as 'consequently,' 'therefore,' 'thus,' 'hence,' 'accordingly,' or 'as a result' is correct.
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Transitions: Cause and Effect