… by the finding that participants do not consistently follow the … the view that different EMs
manage to stably capture risk preference. Instead, we interpret the results as suggesting that risk …

… four widespread risk preference elicitation tasks, we find that the … individual and aggregate
level risk preferences. Conducting … , we find that the observed heterogeneity in risk preference …

… at least 50% of the sample making at random choices in the elicitation methods. Therefore,
… resolution for the “risk elicitation puzzle”. We are the first to show that risk preference stability …

… Each of our 142 subjects completes 5 of the 6 elicitation tasks with either prices or probabilities
appearing in each block of trials in monotone or random order, in a balanced manner. …

… This work reports the results of two online … the performance of different tasks for the
elicitation of risk attitudes. First, I compare the investment task of Gneezy and Potters (1997), the …

… Applied researchers might utilize our findings by choosing their elicitation procedure so
as to match best the task attributes across the predicting task and the predicted activity; our …

… that the complexity and structure of the risk elicitation mechanism can affect measured risk
… We do so by addressing a puzzle found in the literature: Why is there a consistent finding of …

… the elicitation procedure interact to create a bias. Depending on the choice task used, noise
can bias estimates of risk … This section describes the recruitment procedures, the risk task …

… the satisficing method, a recent approach that brings the worst possible scenario to the center
of the risk-… We return to this puzzle after discussing the temporal stability of the measures. …

… of the most widely used experimental tasks for eliciting risk … the parameterization of the
gambles involved in each of the … for the effort subjects put in answering the risk elicitation tasks, …