Humans are more afraid to lose what they have than to gain something they don’t have.
This basically means that the regret that comes from losing £10 weighs much more heavily in our minds than the enjoyment that comes from winning £10.
The loss aversion principle tells us that to demonstrate a product’s advantages to the consumer, we need to highlight what they are set to lose if they don’t make a purchasing decision.
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