In linguistic pricing psychology, what term describes the phenomenon where consumers perceive prices ending in '9' (like $19.99) as significantly lower than round numbers, due to how our brains process language and numbers?

In the language and linguistics industry, pricing strategies for products and services often involve specialized knowledge of how language affects perceived value. From translation services to language learning apps to linguistic research tools, companies must carefully consider how they position and price their offerings. This poll tests your knowledge about a fascinating psychological pricing phenomenon that directly relates to language processing and consumer behavior.

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Left-digit effect
Charm pricing
Linguistic anchoring bias
Phonetic diminution effect