Consumer behavior
Why people say yes, and how to use that without being manipulative
Course description
A customer picks a restaurant because there is a line outside, pays more for a product after seeing a higher price crossed out, and feels obligated to buy from someone who helped them for free. None of this is random.
This course explains the patterns behind these decisions. Why they work, when they backfire, and how to tell the difference between using them honestly and faking them.
Built for anyone who needs to persuade people or understand how decisions are actually made.
What you'll learn
Lessons
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Learner reviews
The simulations made everything click. I used to read business books and forget everything — here I actually practice decisions and remember the frameworks.
I finished the whole course in 3 days. Each lesson is short enough to do on a lunch break, but dense enough that I actually learned something real.
Finally an MBA-style course that doesn't cost thousands. The quizzes and flashcards helped me prepare for interviews. Got the job.
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