APS
2024 APS Annual Convention · 2024
The Self-Adjusted Risk Game: A Continuous Measure of Risk Preference for Gain-Loss Framing Tasks
- Ryan Best
WVU department of psychology - Farima Sadeqi
West Virginia University - Laken Mooney
WVU department of psychology
Abstract
We developed a novel measure for risk preference in gain-loss framing tasks that produces continuous, rather than dichotomous, data for use in statistical analyses. As a proof of concept, an online sample of 92 participants (Mage = 41.27, 58 males) successfully completed the task, revealing a gain-loss framing effect.
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