Framing effect
The same choice, described differently, producing different answers. A treatment described as 90% survival and one described as 10% mortality are the same fact, and restating a decision in the opposite frame is a cheap way to test it.
The same choice, described differently, producing different answers. A treatment described as 90% survival and one described as 10% mortality are the same fact, and restating a decision in the opposite frame is a cheap way to test it.