Bohnet and Frey (1999) and Kogut and Ritov (2005) found that vividness , or the degree of detail with which a victim is described, contributes to the identifiable victim effect  . Jenni and Loewenstein (1997) did not observe an effect of vividness.
Bohnet and Frey (1999) and Kogut and Ritov (2005) found that vividness contributes to the identifiable victim effect . Another study by Kogut and Ritov found that donations to benefit a needy child increased when the name and a picture of the child were provided . Jenni and Loewenstein (1997) did not observe an effect of vividness.
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, or the degree of detail with which a victim is described,
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. Another study by Kogut and Ritov found that donations to benefit a needy child increased when the name and a picture of the child were provided