We consider a casino gambling model with an indefinite end date and gamblers endowed
with cumulative prospect theory preferences. We study the optimal strategies of a …

Purpose: This chapter introduces a choice modeling framework that explicitly represents the
planning and action stages of the choice process. Methodology: A discussion of evidence …

We present a study (N= 645) investigating how power alters people's propensity to take
investment risks in a changing decision context of gains and losses and the intensity of their …

This paper investigates the way dierent sides of grit in uence behavior. In addition to grit's
upside in achieving economic success associated with not giving up, it might also have a …

Research on the asymmetric effect of negative versus positive affective states (induced by
gains or losses) on scope of attention, both at a perceptual and a conceptual level, is …

Risky decisions are inherently characterized by the potential to receive gains or incur losses,
and these outcomes have distinct effects on subsequent decision-making. One important …

The theories used to understand and predict regular non-problem gambling are almost
exclusively affective or cognitive-oriented. These include motives, self-esteem, image …

Consumer researchers have often pondered the relevance of the research published in the
field. This concern is exemplified by the recent remarks of the editors of the Journal of …

We use transaction-level data of portfolio trades and holdings linked to checking, savings,
and settlement account transactions and balances to explore how individuals respond to …

We provide evidence that casino openings can have spillover effects on an individual's
portfolio risk‐taking. Using investor‐level brokerage data and the initial legalization and …