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    Choice Design Entry #0239

    The reason a wizard finishes what a single page abandons

    A long form shows the whole cost before any is paid. A staged one collects investment first, and abandoning it means discarding work already done.

    Adept
    The hidden part #0239

    The progress bar does not tell you how far there is to go. It tells you how much you would be throwing away.

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    Progress Systems Entry #0645

    The reason a completion figure appears before you opt in

    A setup screen shows you “40% complete” before you have agreed to anything. Momentum is manufactured ahead of consent, so quitting feels like undoing.

    Master
    The hidden part #0645

    Progress assigned before consent turns “should I start?” into “should I quit?” — and quitting something begun is far harder than declining to begin.

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    Progress Systems Entry #0626

    Why a bar that starts at twenty percent gets finished more

    A loyalty card needing ten stamps but handed over with two already stamped is completed more often than an eight-stamp card starting empty.

    Novice
    The hidden part #0626

    A head start you did not earn still pulls. Reframing zero as twenty percent turns a fresh task into one you are already unwilling to abandon.

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