choice Flashcards
detecting if something is a chair or a table is _____ decision making while deciding to go out or stay in is _____ decision making
perceptual, value-based
how do psychologists define risk?
taking action despite uncertain outcome
what is risk premium?
difference between expected gains of a risky option and certain benefits of a safe option
someone who needs a chance at winning a lot more than the safe option to take a risk fit which description?
risk averse
someone who is risk neutral…
does not need a difference in options to take a risk
someone who does not need a chance at winning a lot is…
risk seeking
describe the framing effect
decision making based on the how a situation or item is framed
what describes once ownership is established, people are averse to give it up
endowment effect
true or false: being in a negative emotional state leads to positive estimates of outcome
false
where does emotional activity show in the brain for risk
amygdala
what does prospect theory state
people value gains and losses differently depending on the situation
the utility function states that…
we value gains and losses subjectively. pizza example
probability weighting function states that…
we estimate unlikely events are occurring more often than they do and likely events as occurring less
system 1 of decision making is…
fast, automatic, effortless. for heuristics and biases. in the limbic system
system 2 for decision making is…
slow, deliberate, explicit. for rational choice. in the frontal cortex