Frame Dependence

The video tutorial explains the concept of mental frames, which are abstract constructs that influence how we perceive and respond to situations. Daniel Kahneman's research is highlighted, showing how mental frames can lead to logical or illogical decisions based on how information is presented. The tutorial discusses the impact of mental frames on decision-making and introduces the concept of frame dependence, where decisions are influenced by the presentation of information.

Can you provide an example of how a negative presentation might influence a decision?

What is meant by 'frame dependence' in the context of mental frames?