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Evaluation of lotteries with two alternatives by the theory of prominence
a normative benchmark of risk neutrality that predicts median behavior of subjects -
The complexity of a number as a quantitative predictor of the frequency of responses under decimal perception
a contribution to the theory of prominence -
The boundedly rational decision process creating probability responses
empirical results confirming the theory of prominence -
Cash equivalent versus market value
an experimental study of differences and common principles of evaluation -
The complexity of a number as a quantitative predictor of the frequency of responses under decimal perception
a contribution to the theory of prominence -
The boundedly rational decision process creating probability responses
empirical results confirming the theory of prominence -
Cash equivalent versus market value
an experimental study of differences and common principles of evaluation -
Evaluation of lotteries with two alternatives by the theory of prominence
a normative benchmark of risk neutrality that predicts median behavior of subjects -
Cash equivalent versus market value
an experimental study of differences and common principles of evaluation -
The boundedly rational decision process creating probability responses
empirical results confirming the theory of prominence -
The complexity of a number as a quantitative predictor of the frequency of responses under decimal perception
a contribution to the theory of prominence -
Evaluation of lotteries with two alternatives by the theory of prominence
a normative benchmark of risk neutrality that predicts median behavior of subjects -
Cash equivalent versus market value
an experimental study of differences and common principles of evaluation -
The boundedly rational decision process creating probability responses
empirical results confirming the theory of prominence -
The complexity of a number as a quantitative predictor of the frequency of responses under decimal perception
a contribution to the theory of prominence