From Risk-Seeking to Risk-Averse: The Development of Economic Risk Preference from Childhood to Adulthood

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

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What makes people risk-averse? This is an interesting 2012 study that offered test participants risk-rewards and cross-referenced their choices by age: https://t.co/UZEadNmEev

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From Risk-Seeking to Risk-Averse - Development of Economic Risk Preference from Childhood to Adulthood http://t.co/2IMvAx3kHz HT @DukeU

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From Risk-Seeking to Risk-Averse - Development of Economic Risk Preference from Childhood to Adulthood http://t.co/k7Iq8hu1NN HT @DukeU

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From Risk-Seeking to Risk-Averse: The Development of Economic Risk Preference from Childhood to Adulthood http://t.co/awUAYcn6

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