Subjective equivalence: A basic requirement for strict framing effects: Commentary on Huizenga et al. (2023).

Abstract

Strict framing effects such as Huizenga et al. examine require that alternative frames are judged to be extensionally equivalent from the participant’s viewpoint. Ascertaining subjective equivalence requires measuring linguistic individual differences in frame interpretation, which is seldom performed. Studies that have examined the issue call the equivalence assumption into question.

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