From the photo, the author saw an example of the perseverance effect, which are beliefs imprinted in one's mind. While shopping at a mall, the author noticed one Japanese restaurant was crowded with customers in line, believing it had better food, according to past experience. However, the author's parents chose the less crowded restaurant since they were in a hurry, and the author found the food and price were also good. Sometimes people stick to preexisting beliefs and don't try alternatives, following the crowd, which demonstrates the perseverance effect.

1. From the photo I have provided, I can see perseverance effect. Based on my
knowledge, perseverance effect is a kind of thoughts which imprinted in mind so
called-beliefs. However, it might be something happened which doesn’t match our
thoughts. That day I went to a famous shopping mall and I passed by two japanese
cuisine restaurant. What attracted me was the left restaurant was crowed and people
were queing yet the right restaurant had no customer. My thoughts told me that the
crowed one have the nicer food because it was chosen by more customers( I always
visit this restaurant). By the way, my parents wanted to have their meal in the
restaurant with less customers cause they were rushing in time. I had my meal at there
as well and I found out that that restaurant wasn’t bad. Their food was quite nice and
the price was reasonable as well as affordable. Meanwhile, I found out that people has
believed that the crowed one is nicer so they never try the another one because they
might already thought that might not be a nice and affordable restaurant. People
belive on their beliefs to follow the crowd. These all are perseverance effects.