Yes — people who spun a rigged wheel landing on 65 guessed far higher than those who landed on 10
Kahneman and Tversky had people spin a rigged wheel showing either 10 or 65, then estimate what share of countries in the UN are African. Those who saw 65 guessed much higher than those who saw 10, even though the wheel had nothing to do with the question. Our brains latch onto any nearby number as an anchor.
