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100

A field that merges psychology and economics to explain irrational investor behavior.

Behavioral finance

100

The belief that markets are always efficient and investors are rational is central to _____.

Traditional finance

100

The tendency to assign more value to things we already own is the _____ effect.

Endowment effect

100

Fear and greed are common emotional drivers of _____ behavior.

Investor

100

_____ challenges the idea that investors always act in their best financial interest.

Behavioral finance

200

Behavioral finance differs from traditional finance by incorporating _____.

Psychology

200

The tendency to favor information that supports one's beliefs is known as _____.

Confirmation bias

200

_____ bias causes investors to think they can control or influence outcomes they cannot.

Illusion of control

200

_____ occurs when investors give more weight to current information than historical data.

Recency bias

200

_____ is the tendency to rely too heavily on the first piece of information encountered.

Anchoring

300

Rational behavior and profit maximization are assumptions in _____.

Traditional finance

300

Emotional reactions that cloud financial judgment are part of _____ biases.

Emotional

300

When people act based on emotional reaction rather than logic, they are exhibiting _____ decision-making.

Irrational

300

When people fear change and prefer the current situation, they exhibit _____ bias.

Status quo bias

300

A trader believing they can predict the market due to confidence in their skill reflects _____.

Overconfidence

400

Behavioral finance accepts that decisions may be driven by _____ and cognitive biases.

Emotions

400

_____ is when people experience more distress from losses than pleasure from equivalent gains.

Loss aversion

400

The mental process of classifying funds into separate accounts is called _____.

Mental accounting

400

Behavioral finance helps explain market anomalies like bubbles and _____.

Crashes

400

The reluctance to sell assets that have decreased in value is referred to as the _____ effect.

Disposition effect

500

Traditional finance relies heavily on the _____ hypothesis

Efficient market

500

Misjudging the probability of events based on personal experiences reflects _____.

Availability bias

500
FULL name of our Behavioral Finance professor. 

ANN KHRESMA RED-SERRANO

500

The idea that people evaluate outcomes relative to a reference point is called _____.

Prospect theory

500

_____ occurs when investors continue funding a poor investment to justify earlier decisions.

Escalation of commitment

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