[图书][B] Finance for normal people: how investors and markets behave

M Statman - 2017 - books.google.com
Finance for Normal People teaches behavioral finance to people like you and me-normal
people, neither rational nor irrational. We are consumers, savers, investors, and managers …

Modelling of how lotto players select their number combinations dynamically

HC Ho, SC Lee, H Lin - International Gambling Studies, 2019 - Taylor & Francis
By examining a unique dataset, the authors build a time series model that can describe the
dynamics of lotto players' betting behaviour. The results are derived from a database …

Three Essays in Experimental Economics

AE Bradley - 2024 - vtechworks.lib.vt.edu
The experiments presented and analyzed in this dissertation concern two well-established
phenomena in behavioral economics: that human decision makers hold biased beliefs …

Representativeness biases and lucky store effects

JW Lien, J Yuan, J Zheng - Available at SSRN 2635427, 2015 - papers.ssrn.com
Abstract Recent theories (Rabin, 2002; Rabin and Vayanos, 2010) propose that both the
Gambler's Fallacy and the Hot Hand Fallacy are driven by Representativeness Bias, also …

Iluze kauzality a nadměrná důvěra ve schopnost predikce (kvazi) náhodných finančních událostí

P Houdek, P Koblovský, J Plaček… - Acta Oeconomica …, 2017 - aop.vse.cz
We argue that individuals systematically interpret sequences of events in a causal manner.
The aim of this article is to show that people do so even if they are aware of the stochastic …

Vliv situačních a osobnostních faktorů na ochotu platit za bezcenné informace

N Frollová - 2018 - dspace.cuni.cz
První část práce seznamuje čtenáře se současnými poznatky týkajícími se mylného vnímání
náhodnosti a kognitivních zkresleních. V mnoha oblastech převládá silné přesvědčení, že …

[PDF][PDF] ILUZE KAUZALITY A NADMĚRNÁ DŮVĚRA VE SCHOPNOST PREDIKCE (KVAZI) NÁHODNÝCH FINANČNÍCH UDÁLOSTÍ1

P Houdek, P Koblovský, J Plaček, L Smrčka - houdekpetr.cz
We argue that individuals systematically interpret sequences of events in a causal manner.
The aim of this article is to show that people do so even if they are aware of the stochastic …

[PDF][PDF] Causality Illusion: Overconfidence in Predicting Stochastic Events

P Houdek, P Koblovský, L Smrčka, J Plaček, J Erlitz - researchgate.net
We argue that individuals systematically interpret sequences of events in a causal manner. It
seems that people do so even if they are aware of stochastic nature of the respective …