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If you have to go through two or more operations instead of one to cream your coffee, by twisting off and then spooning the product, you’re being discouraged from preferring the cheaper, but harder to use, product. This is aversive conditioning and you see it all the time in customer service. Rarely does it penetrate our consciousness that sellers are trying to make us “pay” for their discounted goodies with hassles, instead of dollars. That customer service rep that says, “We’ll make an exception, but only once!” is using aversive conditioning. She is training you to not ask for “exceptions” or special treatment in the future. She’s giving you service, a reward, but she’s bundling it with a punishment at the same time. In most cars you can buy a climate control system that will be thermostatically operated and it will maintain a comfortable cabin temperature throughout your trip. But you have to pay extra for this. If you don’t, you’ll get the same air conditioning unit with one exception
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