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Indeed , in Appendix B we show how to extract the full util- ity function ( m ( · ) and μ ( · ) ) from behavior in a limited set of decision problems , and because our model provides a complete mapping from decision problems to possible ...
Indeed , in Appendix B we show how to extract the full util- ity function ( m ( · ) and μ ( · ) ) from behavior in a limited set of decision problems , and because our model provides a complete mapping from decision problems to possible ...
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plausible situation , the decision maker prefers p = 0 over a small p > 0.20 Intuitively , raising expectations of getting g makes an outcome of no gain feel more painful . To avoid such disap- pointments , the person would rather give ...
plausible situation , the decision maker prefers p = 0 over a small p > 0.20 Intuitively , raising expectations of getting g makes an outcome of no gain feel more painful . To avoid such disap- pointments , the person would rather give ...
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only limited evidence for this second implica- tion is not that people don't have projection bias , but rather that we are unable to identify exactly when people make the return decision . Our the- oretical analysis assumes that there ...
only limited evidence for this second implica- tion is not that people don't have projection bias , but rather that we are unable to identify exactly when people make the return decision . Our the- oretical analysis assumes that there ...
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