Imagine the same jacket on two screens. One shows a plain price; the other surrounds it with a large discount, a ticking clock and a free-shipping message. Before deciding which offer feels better, ask whether the jacket itself belongs in your plans.

A preference for a particular promotion does not diagnose your spending habits or measure your self-control. It can identify a useful check to make before buying. Start with the cue that usually gets your attention, then compare the actual purchase with what you need and can pay for.

What makes a deal hardest to ignore?

Choose the cue that usually gets your attention. Explore a practical buying check, without a spending score or personality judgment.

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