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The topic of risk incorporates a variety of definitions within different fields such as psychology, sociology, finance …
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The role of financial decision maker in a household has evolved over time. Decades ago, women held traditional roles of caregiver, housekeeper, and wife. Today, more women are pursuing higher education and female professionals and entrepreneurs are making great strides in business. Women are...
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information on market sentiment and its effect on trader psychology. Finally, the chapter examines the main behaviors of novice …
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Psychology and Behavioral Finances attempt to provide better models of the economic and financial human reasoning, using … knowledge provided by Psychology and Behavioral Sciences. However, up to the moment they did not succeeded in this endeavor. A …
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Financial decisions are among the most important life-shaping decisions that people make. We review facts about financial decisions and what cognitive and neural processes influence them. Because of cognitive constraints and a low average level of financial literacy, many household decisions...
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Economics is increasingly adopting the methodological standards and procedures of the natural sciences. The paper analyzes this 'naturalistic turn' from the philosophical perspective on naturalism, and I discuss the implications for the field of finance. The theory of finance is an interesting...
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observed patterns are consistent with the abundance of evidence in the psychology literature that mood increases on Friday and …
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market hypothesis. -- behavioural finance ; stock market psychology ; misinformation effect …
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We provide a preference-based rationale for endogenous overconfidence. Horizon-dependent risk aversion, combined with a possibility to forget, can generate overconfidence and excessive risk taking in equilibrium. An "anxiety prone" agent, who is more risk-averse to imminent than to distant...
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