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A Simplified Approach to Subjective Expected Utility
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Continuous Subjective Expected Utility
1989In this chapter we assume that all factor sets Γi in the Cartesian product ∏i∈IΓiare equal; i.e., Γ1 = ... = Γn = Γ for some connected topological space Γ. We study representations of the form $$x| \to \sum\nolimits_{j = 1}^n {{p_j}U({x_j}).} $$ .
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Subjective expected utility and career preferences
Organizational Behavior and Human Performance, 1973Abstract Undergraduate psychology majors rated the relative preferability of eight psychological occupations, the probabilities that each occupation would lead to satisfactory levels of each of 18 kinds of outcomes, and the utilities of the outcomes. The probabilities and utilities were used to compute subjective expected utilities (SEUs) for each of
Valerie L. Holmstrom, Roy Beach Lee
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Subjective expected utility and children's drinking.
Journal of Studies on Alcohol, 1980There is a positive relationship between children's drinking and their expectations of positive consequences of drinking.
K E, Bauman, E S, Bryan
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Subjective expected utility: A model of decision‐making
Journal of the American Society for Information Science, 1981Publisher Summary This chapter describes a model of decision-making—subjective expected utility (SEU) model. Studying the prescriptive and descriptive validity of this model is the preoccupation of researchers in a diffuse field known as “behavioral decision theory” (BDT).
Baruch Fischhoff +2 more
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Subjective Expected Utility, Thresholds, and Recycling
Environment and Behavior, 1999Threshold models belonging to the rational choice paradigm are developed for situations in which actors have two behavior alternatives; the costs and/or benefits of each alternative are dependent on the number of other actors choosing each alternative.
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Rank-dependent, subjective expected-utility representations
Journal of Risk and Uncertainty, 1988Gambles are recursively generated from pure payoffs, events, and other gambles, and a preference order over them is assumed. Weighted average utility representations are studied that are strictly increasing in each payoff and for which the weights depend both on the events underlying the gamble and the preference ranking over the several component ...
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Subjective expected utility with a spectral state space
Economic Theory, 2018zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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Matching consumer segments to innovative utility business models
Nature Energy, 2021Stephen Hall +2 more
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