Titlebook: Reference-Dependent Preferences; A Theoretical and Ex Evelyn Stommel Book 2013 Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden 2013 Behavioral Economics.Pros

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Theoretical basisive expected utility theory was seen to be the best describer of behavior (Friedman & Savage, 1948; Arrow, 1971). “Kahneman & Tversky’s (1979) prospect theory provided a major breakaway. It was the first descriptive theory that explicitly incorporated irrational behavior in an empirically realistic

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Research approachlationships as hypothesized in this dissertation, I was not able to rely on secondary data, so I had to carry out my own experimental surveys. The two following sections de-scribe the purpose, benefits, and limitations of these experiments and the statisti-cal methods used to test the research quest

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Second experimental study: Personality traits and their influence on reference point formation in thuation of the outcome of choice (Hack & Lammers, 2011).32 In different research fields, refer-ence dependency has been employed to describe risk attitudes that are incon-sistent with expected utility theory, such as the framing effect33 (Tversky & Kahneman, 1981), endowment effect (Thaler, 1980), st

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Summary, implications, and outlookheo-ry of decision making or even any other approach. As a result, prospect theory has gained much ground in recent years. According to Montier (2002, p. 20), “Prospect theory bears more than a passing resemblance to expected utility theo-ry.” However, the findings on reference points as one of the

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