When ordinarily neat people tend to litter in areas that are covered with graffiti, they illustrate the

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The framing effect explains how people's decisions can be influenced by the way information is presented or the context in which it is found. In this case, the presence of graffiti may frame the area as neglected or less cared for, leading even ordinarily neat people to litter, as their perception of the area's cleanliness and the social norms around littering are influenced by the graffiti.

When Ordinarily Neat People Tend to Litter in Areas That