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Christoph Kogler2007

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Dual process theories: A key for understanding the diversification bias?

Christoph Kogler · Anton Kühberger

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Published2007-03-07

VenueJournal of Risk and Uncertainty

ISSN-L0895-5646

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Citations30

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ShelfDecision-Making and Behavioral Economics

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