Mean-Variance or Prospect Theory? The Nature of Value Representations in the Human Brain

Abstract

Whether investing in financial markets or deciding whom to ask on a date, our decisions are often taken in risky environments. Although traditional economic theories assume that we behave rationally in such environments, extensive evidence indicates that we are susceptible to systematic biases and

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