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Cumulative Prospect Theory (Kahneman, Tversky, 1979, 1992) holds that the value function is described using a power function, and is concave for gains and convex for losses. These postulates are questioned on the basis of recently reported experiments, paradoxes (gain-loss separability...
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Leshno and Levy (2002) extend stochastic dominance (SD) theory to almost stochastic dominance (ASD) for {\it most} decision makers. When comparing any two prospects, Guo, et al.\ (2013) find that there will be ASD relationship even there is only very little difference in mean, variance,...
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When investment is repeated, previous outcomes (winning/losing) as well as the current budget level (gain/loss domain … experiments initially conducted to investigate myopic-loss-aversion. We observe that investment is related to the number of … analysis is extended to settings with restricted flexibility concerning investment. …
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risk aversion was implemented in a sample of former participants of the asset market experiment (32 persons). The presented …In this paper influence of behavioral factors (overconfidence and risk aversion) on financial decision making of … economic subjects is analyzed. For this purpose two kinds of experiments were conducted: asset market and risk aversion …
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We investigate the influence of overconfidence and risk aversion on individual financial decision making in the … five “rational” markets and most overconfident subjects formed five “overconfident” markets. The asset market experiment … was followed by post hoc risk aversion measurement. Our results revealed that in the suggested setting, performance and …
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A possibility of the existence of a discontinuity of Prelec’s (probability weighting) function W(p) at the probability p = 1 is discussed. This possibility is supported by the Aczél–Luce question whether Prelec’s weighting function W(p) is equal to 1 at p = 1, by the purely mathematical...
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A need for experiments on the certainty effect near the certainty (near the probability p = 1) is stated in this paper. The need supported by the Aczél–Luce question whether Prelec’s weighting function W(p) is equal to 1 at p = 1, by the purely mathematical restrictions and the...
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include the certain outcomes, cannot be unquestionably correct. The experiment of Starmer and Sugden (1991) evidently supports …
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: a laboratory experiment, a field study, and a large US supermarket chain, to study the cognitive underpinning and the …
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Economic experiments have shown that when given the choice between piece-rate and winner-take-all tournament style compensation, women are more reluctant than men to choose tournaments. These gender difference experiments have all relied on a similar framework where subjects were not informed of...
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