Knetsch$(1989)$ ran a study involving coffee mugs and chocolate. He tested preference for coffee mugs conditional on whether $($i$)$ Class A $-$ participants were initially given a coffee mug, but could switch to $($equivalent price$)$ chocolate, or $($ii$)$ Class B $-$ participants were initially given a chocolate, but could switch to a coffee mug, or $($iii$)$ Class C $-$ participants chose between a coffee mug and a chocolate, directly.

Compare just Class A versus Class C$.$ Relative to Class C$,$ the choice share of chocolate bars in Class A will be relatively more. Per class notes, is the preceding statement true or false?$$

True

False

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