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QUIZ: Decision Making & Behavioral Science
18 Questions (One Correct Answer per Question)
Decision Making & Behavioral Science
Q1: In the context of finance, the concept of "Homo Economicus" is often criticized for assuming that:
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Q2: According to Professor Herbert Simon, human rationality is “bounded” because:
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Q3: Which of the following best describes the concept of "satisficing" as proposed by Professor Herbert Simon?
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Q4: What is the term used to describe the tendency of individuals to perceive outcomes as having been inevitable after they occur?
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Q5: What cognitive bias is described as the tendency to emphasize confirming evidence and downplay contradicting evidence?
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Q6: What does prospect theory, developed by Professors Kahneman and Tversky, say about human behavior towards losses and gains?
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Q7: According to Professors Kahneman and Tversky’s research, what do investors fail to appropriately consider when assessing financial risks?
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Q8: In the context of asset valuation, What does the Latin concept "Res Tantum Valet Quantum Vendi Potest" mean?
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Q9: How does the "conservatism cognitive bias" contribute to momentum in asset prices?
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Q10: According to John Maynard Keynes, what is a better approach for market participants than trying to predict future company earnings?
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Q11: According to the Adaptive Markets Hypothesis (AMH), developed by Professor Andrew Lo, financial markets are most similar to which of the following?
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Q12: Which of the following principles is NOT a key component of the Adaptive Markets Hypothesis (AMH)?
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Q13: In the context of Professor Andrew Lo's Adaptive Markets Hypothesis (AMH), how is human intelligence best described?
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Q14: What is the "narrative fallacy" in behavioral finance?
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Q15: In the context of human evolution and financial markets, what does the term "irrational behavior" imply?
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Q16: What role does "fear" play in human decision-making according to neuroscience?
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Q17: What is the main characteristic of herding behavior in financial markets?
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Q18: What is the key mechanism behind the formation of financial bubbles, as discussed by econophysics Professors Jean-Philippe Bouchaud and Didier Sornette?
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