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Mad cows, mad corn & mad money: applying what we know about the perceived risk of technologies to the perceived risk of securities
Journal of Psychology and Financial Markets
2002 : VOL. 3:4, p. 236-243
 2002 Finucane, M.L.
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Hindsight bias and individual risk attitude within the context of experimental asset markets
Journal of Psychology and Financial Markets
2002 : VOL. 3:4, p. 227-235
 2002 Sehity, T. el (et al.)
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"Buy on the rumor": anticipatory affect and investor behavior
Journal of Psychology and Financial Markets
2002 : VOL. 3:4, p. 218-226
 2002 Peterson, R.L.
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The perception of dividends by management
Journal of Psychology and Financial Markets
2002 : VOL. 3:4, p. 202-217
 2002 Frankfurter, G. (et al.)
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On the Evaluation of Options on Lotteries: An Experimental Study
Journal of Psychology and Financial Markets
2002 : VOL. 3:3, p. 168-181
 2002 Shavit, T.
Sonsino, D.
Benzion, U.
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Professional Investors as Naturalistic Decision Makers: Evidence and Market Implications
Journal of Psychology and Financial Markets
2002 : VOL. 3:3, p. 161-167
 2002 Olsen, R. A.
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Expert Judgments: Financial Analysts Versus Weather Forecasters
Journal of Psychology and Financial Markets
2002 : VOL. 3:3, p. 152-160
 2002 Tyszka, T.
Zielonka, P.
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Market Underreaction and Overreaction of Technology Stocks
Journal of Psychology and Financial Markets
2002 : VOL. 3:3, p. 141-151
 2002 Akhigbe, A.
Larson, S. J.
Madura, J.
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Do Speculative Stocks Lower Prices and Increase Volatility of Value Stocks?
Journal of Psychology and Financial Markets
2002 : VOL. 3:2, p. 118-132
 2002 Caginalp, G.
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Does the Market Have a Mind of Its Own, and Does It Get Carried Away With Excess Cash?
Journal of Psychology and Financial Markets
2002 : VOL. 3:2, p. 72-75
 2002
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