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It's called pseudo because the # of items in the set or the grouping of the set is arbitrary. (Not that I necessarily agree, but that's why.) Whereas in a weig
by valbaca 6y ago
It's called pseudo because the # of items in the set or the grouping of the set is arbitrary. (Not that I necessarily agree, but that's why.)
Whereas in a weightlifting set, the # of lifts in a set are intentional (low-rep vs high-rep debate). But here, the # within a set is just a number so there's some number. Like the # of yaks to shave to get an in-game achievement.
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Pseudo-set framing—arbitrarily grouping items or tasks together as part of an apparent
“set”—motivates people to reach perceived completion points.
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