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Where does subjective expected utility fail descriptively?

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The determinants of decision time in an ambiguous context

Conte, Anna; De Santis, Gianmarco; Hey, John Denis; … - In: Journal of risk and uncertainty 67 (2023) 3, pp. 271-297

&H—to explore the determinants of decision time. C&H categorized individual subjects as being of one of four types (of decision … at the decision times of the different types. We take as given the categorization identified by C&H, and explore whether … the classification can explain the decision times of the subjects. We investigate whether and why different types take a …

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