Confidence mediates how investment knowledge influences investing self-efficacy

By J. Forbes, S. Kara. 2010

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Information, overconfidence and trading: Do the sources of information matter? (2012, background): “In fact, Forbes and Kara (2010) argue that individual investors’ self-confidence mediates how investment financial knowledge influences investors’ trading efficacy.”
Financial Literacy and the Demand for Financial Advice (2015, unknown): “This effect appears to be there also in the financial domain (Forbes and Kara, 2010).”
The significance of financial self-efficacy in explaining women’s personal finance behaviour (2016, result): “…we are aware of a small number of previous studies that have assessed the explanatory power of the related concepts of ‘investment self-efficacy’ (Forbes & Kara, 2010), ‘entrepreneurial self-efficacy’ (Kickul, Wilson, Marlino, & Barbosa, 2008) and ‘economic self-efficacy’ (Grabowski, Call, &…”
Financial Literacy, Financial Education, and Downstream Financial Behaviors (2014, unknown): “…0.19 X 145 Dwyer, Gilkeson and List (2002) 0.18 X 146 Eisenstein and Hoch (2012) study 1 0.36 X 147 Eisenstein and Hoch (2012) study 2 0.30 X 148 Forbes and Kara (2010) 0.29 X 149 Fornero, Monticoney and Trucchiz (2011) 0.17 X 150 Gerardi, Goette, and Meier (2010) 0.15 X 151 Glaser and Klos…”