Politicians often highlight the plight of a single individual as a reason to support a particular project or agenda.In this case,politicians are often engaged in

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Politicians engaging in highlighting the plight of a single individual as a reason to support a particular project or agenda is an example of framing, which is the way information is presented or "framed" to affect people's perceptions and decisions. The Khaneman effect, Allais effect, and prospect theory all relate to decision-making under uncertainty and are not directly relevant to this scenario.

Politicians Often Highlight the Plight of a Single Individual as a Reason