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Evidence against prospect theories in gambles with positive, negative, and mixed consequences
Journal of Economic Psychology, 2006Abstract Three experiments tested behavioral properties of risky decision making. In the first, 433 participants received different formats for display of gambles. Within each of three formats, five “new paradoxes” that violate cumulative prospect theory (CPT) were tested.
Michael H Birnbaum
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Assessing the differential impacts of online, mixed, and offline gambling
International Gambling Studies, 2017AbstractThe emergence of new behaviours associated with communication technologies has prompted questions about the evolution of gambling in the population. The development of online gambling gave rise to public health concerns back 20 years ago. Current knowledge indicates that online gamblers generally tend to show more psychosocial problems than ...
E. Papineau +5 more
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Family Firm Heterogeneity and Tax Aggressiveness: A Mixed Gamble Approach
Canadian Journal of Administrative Sciences / Revue Canadienne des Sciences de l'Administration, 2019AbstractFew studies try to understand how the unique preferences of family firms affect tax strategies, and how family firm heterogeneity drives variation in tax activities. Drawing on the mixed gamble approach, this study examines the tax aggressiveness of different types of family firms, considering how various sources of heterogeneity alter the ...
Jonathan Bauweraerts +2 more
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Global Strategy Journal, 2018
Research Summary: The unique preferences of family firms may lead to internationalization strategies that differ from those of nonfamily firms. Furthermore, heterogeneity among family firms may lead to variation in internationalization. From the mixed gamble perspective, we examine the internationalization of different types of family firms (weak ...
Alessandri, Todd M. +2 more
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Research Summary: The unique preferences of family firms may lead to internationalization strategies that differ from those of nonfamily firms. Furthermore, heterogeneity among family firms may lead to variation in internationalization. From the mixed gamble perspective, we examine the internationalization of different types of family firms (weak ...
Alessandri, Todd M. +2 more
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A Multilevel Mixed Effects Model to Evaluate Effectiveness of Treatment for Problem Gambling
The Journal of Gambling Business and Economics, 2021Problem gambling treatment is a challenging present-day topic. This paper proposes an empirical model for evaluating the effectiveness of treatment for problem gambling using a sample of problem gamblers treated by a set of Spanish associations dedicated to gambling addiction issues.
Levi Pérez +2 more
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Participation of Family Firms in the Market for Corporate Control: A Mixed Gamble Approach
Academy of Management Proceedings, 2017We draw from the concept of mixed gambles to investigate the socioemotional wealth trade-offs associated with high risk strategic decisions such as firm acquisition decisions of family firms.
Hussinger, Katrin, Issah, Abdul-Basit
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Executive Stock Options as Mixed Gambles: Revisiting the Behavioral Agency Model
Academy of Management Journal, 2013Conceiving of stock options as providing CEOs with cues for the possibility of both greater prospective wealth and losses to current wealth, we revisit predictions of the behavioral effects of equity-based pay using the behavioral agency model (BAM). We refine the BAM's original formulation and provide an explanation for previous conflicting empirical ...
Geoffrey P. Martin +2 more
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Who Engages in Simultaneous Gambling and Alcohol Use, and Why? A Mixed-Method Study
Journal of Gambling StudiesAlthough previous studies have established the robust concurrent use of alcohol and gambling (i.e., using alcohol and gambling within a similar time period, but not together), there is a scarcity of empirical research focusing on the simultaneous use of alcohol while gambling (i.e., using alcohol while gambling).
Eliscia Siu-Lin Liang Sinclair +4 more
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Detecting Heterogeneous Risk Attitudes with Mixed Gambles
2014The authors propose a task for eliciting attitudes towards risk that is close to real world risky decisions which typically involve gains and losses. The task consists of accepting or rejecting gambles that provide a gain with probability p and a loss with probability 1 p.
Astebro , Thomas, Santos-Pinto , Luís
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Journal of Risk and Uncertainty, 2000
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Chechile, Richard A., Butler, Susan F.
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Chechile, Richard A., Butler, Susan F.
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