sabes que es el efecto IKEA y como te afecta? aquí te lo cuento

Do you know what the IKEA effect is and how it affects you? Here's the scoop: IKEA Effect: Why you love that crooked piece of furniture you assembled yourself more than an identical one already assembled in the store. 🤔🪑 It's not a coincidence. The IKEA effect is a real psychological bias, measured in a lab, that explains why you value what you build with your own hands more, even if it's imperfect. WHAT YOU'LL LEARN IN THIS VIDEO: Why assembling your own furniture can make you pay up to 63% more for it Why you're the only one blind to the flaws in what you create What happens when someone disassembles something you just built in front of you Why IKEA and other brands use this bias without you even realizing it In 2011, Harvard researchers demonstrated that assembling your own box could make you value it up to 63% more than an identical one already assembled by someone else. The object was the same; The only thing that changed was who held the screwdriver. If you're interested in psychology and human behavior, this video is for you. Tell me in the comments which piece of furniture you're more attached to than it deserves, and if you were surprised, give it a like and subscribe. #ikeaeffect #consumerpsychology #psychologicalfacts #humanbehavior #cognitivebiases #whywevaluewhatwemakeourselves #ikeaeffectexplained #ikeacognitivebias #danielkahneman #lossaversion #whywelovethethingswebuild #brandpsychology #psychologyfacts #behavioralscience #curiouspsychologicalexperiments #marketingandconsumerpsychology