What pricing strategy term describes when language learning apps and dictionaries use precise non-rounded prices (e.g., $19.99 instead of $20) to create the perception of a more thoroughly researched price?

In language product marketing and linguistics services, how we name and price our offerings can dramatically impact consumer perception and purchase decisions. Research shows that certain linguistic patterns in pricing strategies can trigger specific cognitive responses. This poll tests your knowledge about an interesting psychological phenomenon related to how language affects price perception in dictionaries, language learning apps, and translation services.

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