Add to ORKGThis article examines firstly, risking taking behavior of people and secondly, how people predict others' risk preferences. It is found that different mechanisms are used in this two related but different fields of psychology. The 'equate-to-differentiate' theory is used to explain risk-taking behavior instead of the 'cushion hypothesis' as advocated in earlier studies. For others' predictions, it is found that predictions are made based on others' economic performance
Although Chinese and American cultures have been well-studied along dimensions such as collectivist ...
This article explores the effects of two cultural dimensions, face consciousness and risk aversion, ...
markdownabstractThis thesis presents evidence suggesting that the same types of biases in individual...
The main purpose of this research was to examine whether systematic cross-national differences exist...
Economic research on risk attitudes has traditionally focused on individual decision-making issues, ...
This theoretical paper addresses the influence of culture on risk taking and exploratory behavior. T...
The thesis compared the likelihood of taking risks in dyads and individuals in varying situations. P...
We frequently make important financial decisions that impact our welfare. There are a number of arti...
92 students from a Southern California liberal arts college and two Beijing universities participate...
This paper studies the effects of social comparison on risk taking behavior. In our theoretical fram...
Many important decisions are taken not by the person who will ultimately gain or lose from the outco...
We compared South Koreans with Australians in order to characterize cultural differences in attitude...
We investigate interpersonal risk assessment, that is how individuals use either their own or their ...
The problem addressed here is the examination of the dilemmas of decision making in different substa...
We present results from the first large-scale international survey on risk preferences, conducted i...
Although Chinese and American cultures have been well-studied along dimensions such as collectivist ...
This article explores the effects of two cultural dimensions, face consciousness and risk aversion, ...
markdownabstractThis thesis presents evidence suggesting that the same types of biases in individual...
The main purpose of this research was to examine whether systematic cross-national differences exist...
Economic research on risk attitudes has traditionally focused on individual decision-making issues, ...
This theoretical paper addresses the influence of culture on risk taking and exploratory behavior. T...
The thesis compared the likelihood of taking risks in dyads and individuals in varying situations. P...
We frequently make important financial decisions that impact our welfare. There are a number of arti...
92 students from a Southern California liberal arts college and two Beijing universities participate...
This paper studies the effects of social comparison on risk taking behavior. In our theoretical fram...
Many important decisions are taken not by the person who will ultimately gain or lose from the outco...
We compared South Koreans with Australians in order to characterize cultural differences in attitude...
We investigate interpersonal risk assessment, that is how individuals use either their own or their ...
The problem addressed here is the examination of the dilemmas of decision making in different substa...
We present results from the first large-scale international survey on risk preferences, conducted i...
Although Chinese and American cultures have been well-studied along dimensions such as collectivist ...
This article explores the effects of two cultural dimensions, face consciousness and risk aversion, ...
markdownabstractThis thesis presents evidence suggesting that the same types of biases in individual...