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David likes new balance running shoes. however, when he stopped by the foot locker to buy a new pair of running shoes, he noticed that nike had a new pair of running shoes that cost $350. to david, the higher price of the nike shoe indicated that it would be a better pair of running shoes. this is an example of:

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