Toward an Affective Neuroscience Account of Financial Risk Taking

Overview of attention for article published in Frontiers in Neuroscience, January 2012

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RT @rjparkerjr09: “Statistical moments representing objective financial risk may be translated into subjective feelings of risk…” Non-nor…

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“Statistical moments representing objective financial risk may be translated into subjective feelings of risk…” Non-normal distributions, outliers, positive skewness, Black Swans can cause anxiety. https://t.co/GeWi64OJN3

30 Oct 2019

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RT @Neuro_Skeptic: Did the emotional brain cause the economic crisis? Toward an affective neuroscience account of financial risk taking htt…

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Frontiers | Toward an Affective Neuroscience Account of Financial Risk Taking | Frontiers in Decision Neuroscience http://t.co/3yba7WmBYP

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