We may perceive a bottle of fruit juice as less expensive when we are most thirsty. This best illustrates that perceptions are influenced by

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The scenario described in the question suggests that the perception of the bottle of fruit juice as less expensive is influenced by the individual's motivation, in this case, their level of thirst. This is because when we are thirsty, we are more motivated to obtain hydration, and therefore may perceive the juice as a more valuable and worthwhile purchase, even though its actual price has not changed.

We May Perceive a Bottle of Fruit Juice as Less