The aim of this study was to investigate individual behavior in choosing symmetric monetary gains and losses under certainty. As in previous research, results showed that gains and losses are not equal and seem to be drawn by different internal principles of choice. Subjects preferred to lose sooner in time against average or high losses. Furthermore, considering the proportional difference between short and long-term alternatives of choice, the percentage of responses for early outcomes was increasing for losses and decreasing for gains.

Gains and losses in intertemporal preferences: a behavioural study / V., Faralla; Benuzzi, Francesca; Nichelli, Paolo Frigio; N., Dimitri. - STAMPA. - (2013), pp. 146-162. [10.4324/9780203122600]

Gains and losses in intertemporal preferences: a behavioural study

BENUZZI, Francesca;NICHELLI, Paolo Frigio;
2013

Abstract

The aim of this study was to investigate individual behavior in choosing symmetric monetary gains and losses under certainty. As in previous research, results showed that gains and losses are not equal and seem to be drawn by different internal principles of choice. Subjects preferred to lose sooner in time against average or high losses. Furthermore, considering the proportional difference between short and long-term alternatives of choice, the percentage of responses for early outcomes was increasing for losses and decreasing for gains.
2013
Neuroscience and the Economics of Decision Making
9780203122600
9780415678438
Routhledge
REGNO UNITO DI GRAN BRETAGNA
Gains and losses in intertemporal preferences: a behavioural study / V., Faralla; Benuzzi, Francesca; Nichelli, Paolo Frigio; N., Dimitri. - STAMPA. - (2013), pp. 146-162. [10.4324/9780203122600]
V., Faralla; Benuzzi, Francesca; Nichelli, Paolo Frigio; N., Dimitri
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