At recruitment events and calls, LuLaRoe executives allegedly claimed consultants would make "60 to 75 thousand dollars a year working 20 hours a week." In reality, a majority of Washington consultants reported less than $10,000 profits in total from their LuLaRoe business, and nearly one-third of consultants reported losses. The statements executives allegedly made about high profits are examples of: Group of answer choices Deceptive claims and information asymmetry Halo effect and realistic goals Monopoly and confirmation bias Loss adversion and inventory loading