The Ostrich Effect and Money

Robert Puelz

Jul 15

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John Howe

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Conjecture: The effect is driven, at least in part, by loss aversion. If so, the Ostrich Effect will be stronger in people with stronger loss aversion. Possibly testable.

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The Ostrich Effect and Money