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The Boomerang Effect: Why What You Give is What You Get Ever wonder why a waiter leaves a small mint with the check? It’s not just about fresh breath; it’s a masterclass in a social rule that governs almost every human interaction: .
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Psychologists like Robert Cialdini have long studied the Seven Principles of Persuasion , with reciprocity being the first. In one famous study, a waiter who gave a single mint at the end of a meal saw tips increase by 3%. When they gave two mints, tips jumped by a staggering 14%. The Boomerang Effect: Why What You Give is
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