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Laypeople’s and Researchers’ Perspectives on Real-Life Risky Choices: A Comparative Analysis of Overlaps and Discrepancies

2024-11-22

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<p>To validate novel measurement instruments of people's decision making, the behavioral sciences often assess how frequently people make specific risky choices in real life. Yet, it remains unclear to what degree the risky choices tapped by such frequency measures reflect those choices people actually (have to) make. To address this issue, we compared 100 risky choices representing laypeople's perspective with 63...

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19f45df2-cdd1-5693-891c-bca11cc8efc5
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10.31234/osf.io/h43cj
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