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Organizational risk taking: adaptation versus variable risk preferences

Denrell, Jerker - In: Industrial and corporate change 17 (2008) 3, pp. 427-466

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Superstitious behavior as a byproduct of intelligent adaptation

Denrell, Jerker - In: The Oxford handbook of organizational decision making, (pp. 271 - 286). 2008

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Superstitious Behavior as a Byproduct of Intelligent Adaptation

Denrell, Jerker - In: The Oxford handbook of organizational decision making. 2009

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Adaption as information restriction : the hot stove effect

Denrell, Jerker; March, James G. - 2008

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Inferring superior capabilities from sustained superior performance : a Bayesian analysis

Denrell, Jerker; Fang, Christina; Zhao, Zhanyun - In: Strategic management journal 34 (2013) 2, pp. 182-196

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Adaptation as information restriction : the hot stove effect

Denrell, Jerker; March, James G. - 2008

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In search of behavioral opportunities from misattributions of luck

Denrell, Jerker; Fang, Christina; Liu, Chengwei - In: The Academy of Management review : AMR 44 (2019) 4, pp. 896-915

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Organizational Risk Taking : Learning Versus Variable Risk Preferences

Denrell, Jerker - 2005

Inspired by the behavioral theory of the firm and prospect theory, a large empirical literature has examined the association between performance and organizational risk taking. Such associations have often been attributed to the influence of performance on risk attitudes. This paper shows that a...

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