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Expertise, Numeracy, and AI Trust in Financial Decision Making: When Calculation Strategies Meet Deliberation Time

2026-04-30

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<p>Financial decision-making is increasingly influenced by external advice, raising questions about how individuals calibrate trust in human experts versus artificial intelligence. To make decisions consistent with normative standards like Expected Value (EV) in monetary lotteries, individuals must actively perform calculations rather than relying on intuitive heuristics. However, cognitive limitations such as low...

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Literature Corpus work: ffc026b7-e698-5de3-b16b-bc34dc20cbd1
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/n5cpq_v1

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