Risk Taking in Decision Making for Others Versus the Self
By Eric R. Stone, Andrew Yates, Allison S Caruthers. 2002
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Subfields: Applied Psychology, Finance, General Decision Sciences
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Citations in the corpus
- A Social Values Analysis of Self–Other Differences in Decision Making Involving Risk (2008, methodology): “In terms of the monetary domain, Stone et al. (2002) investigated whether there were any differences in risk-taking behavior when these decisions are made for oneself versus for another same-sex person.”
- Risk Taking in Relationships: Differences in Deciding for Oneself Versus for a Friend (2003, background): “Although we know of little research that has investigated different domains of self–other decision making entailing risk, the one area where at least some work has been conducted is in monetary decision making (Cvetkovich, 1972; Stone et al., 2002; Teger & Kogan, 1975).”