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losses) are perceived in relative terms. The preference reversal observed in experiments is therefore predictable and the …
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This paper deals with estimating data from experiments determining lottery certainty equivalents. The paper presents … conclusion is a significant departure from one of the fundamental results concerning lottery experiments presented so far. …
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This paper discusses two approaches for the analysis of multi-outcome lotteries. The first uses Cumulative Prospect Theory. The second is the Relative Utility Function, which strongly resembles the utility function hypothesized by Markowitz (1952). It is shown that the relative utility model...
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This paper presents a nonparametric approach to classification of data from lottery experiments. Using very basic …
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This paper discusses solutions derived from lottery experiments using two alternative assumptions: that people perceive …
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The paper presents an alternative interpretation of the experimental data published by Kahneman and Tversky in their 1992 study "Advances in Prospect Theory”, which describes the Cumulative version of their Prospect Theory from 1979. It was assumed that, apart from the operations made during...
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methodology, when applied to lottery experiments, makes it possible to confirm and to extend the previously presented conclusion … data inhomogeneity and not just lottery experiments. …
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Dorp, 2004). Such data were encountered in experiments determining certainty equivalents of lotteries (Kontek, 2010). This … certainty equivalent densities in two data sets from lottery experiments. The obtained results show that even a two …
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This short paper demonstrates that the claim of Cumulative Prospect Theory (CPT) that people are risk seeking for loss prospects, which confirmed a hypothetical assumption of the earlier Prospect Theory (PT), appears to be merely a result of using a specific form of the probability weighting...
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experiments, paradoxes (gain-loss separability violation), and brain activity research. This paper puts forward the hypothesis …
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