Which pricing strategy in language learning apps is specifically named after a linguistic concept and creates the perception of getting more value?

In the language and linguistics industry, specialized pricing strategies are often used to market language learning products, translation services, and linguistic software. These strategies leverage psychological principles and linguistic framing to influence consumer perception of value. Test your knowledge about how language and pricing psychology intersect in this specialized market!

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Decoding Pricing - where prices are shown as language puzzles to solve (e.g., $19.99 written in phonetic symbols)
Anchoring Effect - where premium language packages are shown first to make standard packages seem more affordable
Semantic Transparency - where prices are explicitly linked to learning outcomes (e.g., $1 per new word mastered)
Chunking Strategy - where language learning subscriptions are broken into smaller, more palatable payment amounts instead of annual fees