Value, biases and choices (Week 5) Flashcards

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What are the consequences of the value function?

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2) Reflection effect
- Ppl tend to be risk-averse for gains but risk-seeking for losses
- Perception of gains vs. losses is infl. by framing

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2
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In a GAIN situation, people tend to be…

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RISK-AVERSE

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3
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In a LOSS situation, people tend to be…

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RISK-SEEKING

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4
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How is perception of loss and gain associated?

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Perceived to be negatively associated

Actually positively related

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5
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How is perception of loss/gain and cooperation associated?

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Perceive negotiation as gain = High cooperation (Assoc. w/ risk-averse behaviour)

Perceive nego. as loss = Low cooperation (Assoc. w/ risk-seeking behaviour)

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What are the steps involved in escalation of commitment?

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  1. Investing a SIGNIFICANT amount of resources
  2. Receiving -VE FEEDBACK about this decision
  3. CONTINUING with ORIGINAL decision
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7
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How is typology of preference influence escalation of commitment?

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Taker: High susceptibility to ego threat, invest more resources, high levels of escalation

Matcher: Medium, feeling frustrated about not being reciprocated, moderate levels of escalation

Giver: Low, willing to admit mistakes and focus on protecting ppl, minimal levels of escalation

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8
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What is the attraction effect?

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Adding a DOMINATED OPTION can attract market share to the dominating option (i.e. better option)

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What is the compromise effect?

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Adding a more EXTREME OPTION can attract market share to the new moderation option

  • Consumers tend to prefer a compromise alternative rather than an extreme option [extremeness aversion]
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