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valence and arousal of the AAA rupture simulation and other emotion-inducing picture stimuli. Experiment 2 tested two … successful operation (SO), as well as the statistical treatment guidelines for AAA. Experiment 1 tested effects of these … simulated outcomes on (n = 76) laboratory participants' (university student sample) self-reported emotions, and their ratings of …
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Recent research finds that people respond more generously to individual victims described in detail than to equivalent statistical victims described in general terms. We propose that this “identified victim effect” is one manifestation of a more general phenomenon: a positive influence of...
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direct questionnaire measures of their expected emotions for each possible outcome of the lotteries. The emotion measures … emotions. In a laboratory study (N = 50) of student subjects evaluating and actually playing real-money lotteries, we included …
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intuition and emotional responses then it was previously thought. In this paper I examine the role of emotion in decision making …Decision making is traditionally viewed as a rational process where reason calculates the best way to achieve the goal …
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and emotion. Prior research in this area considered only subsets of the dimensions employed by the theory. We test the … significant link between causal attribution and economic decisions and shed light on the rules and the rationale that guide this … link. We conclude that research into economic decision making should pay a greater attention to the explanatory value of AT. …
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Humans decisions are not only driven by rationality but they are strongly influenced by emotions. Neuroscientific …
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results imply that prices in financial markets could be seen more accurately as a thermometer of the market mood and emotions …
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We conduct a prisoner’s dilemma experiment with a punishment/reward stage, where punishments and rewards are risky … outcomes. Additionally, we measure risk attitude and the emotions of subjects. While we find a strong influence of emotions …, individual risk aversion has no effect on the decision to punish or reward. This is good news for lab experiments who abstract …
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This study measures risk and loss aversion using Prospect Theory and the impact of emotions on those parameters. Our … controlled experiment at two universities in Mexico City, using uncompensated students as research subjects, found results … similar to those obtained by Tanaka et al. (2010). In order to study the role of emotions, we provided subjects with randomly …
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importanceof anticipatory emotions has so far been only inferred from decisions regarding hypothetical choiceproblems, we had … participants put their own money at risk in a real investment task. Moreover,emotions were explicitly measured, including … anticipatory emotions experienced during the waitingperiod under delayed resolution (which involved two days). Affective traits and …
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