Natalie Hsiao and William Ramsey (both Philosophy) published their paper, "A Different Type of Framing Effect." In this paper, Hsiao and Ramsey argue that the way in which philosophical thought experiments (like the trolley problem) are typically presented in the literature can influence peoples’ intuitive judgments about what the thought experiment “shows." They provide experimental evidence showing that the way in which presenters describe their thought experiments (typically, by describing exactly what the example reveals) can alter and influence people’s intuitive response. This is an expanded and revised version of Hsiao’s undergraduate Honors thesis.