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Too Much to Lose: The Influence of Emotional Attachment on Risk Aversion

2020-04-27

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<p>Current literature suggests that the generalizability of the loss aversion hypothesis and in tandem risk aversion and framing effects may be less stable than previously specified. Hence, the current study seeks to investigate emotional attachment as a potential moderator of loss and subsequently risk aversion, helping inform both fields of economics and psychology in driving better policy and decision-making. 6...

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10.31234/osf.io/m3h8c
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