Imagine that I conduct an experiment on the endowment effect. I give 30 people an ASU sweatshirt "to keep", and I give 30 people the same ASU sweatshirt "to evaluate." Both groups are then asked how valuable the shirts are (e.g., I ask the "keep" group how much they would be willing to sell the shirt for, and the "evaluate" group how much they think it is worth). Based on your understanding of the endowment effect, what is the likely pattern of results? Group of answer choices Both groups will overvalue the sweatshirt. The "keep" group will value the sweatshirt more than the "evaluate" group. Both groups will undervalue the sweatshirt because it was free. The "evaluate" group will value the sweatshirt more than the "keep" group