Thursday, October 5, 2017

Risk Intelligence: Scientists Try To Pin Down Why Some People Are More Inclined To Take Risks

Despite its importance, there is a lack of consensus over whether people’s tendency to take risks is consistent or whether it varies depending on the type of risk. To find out, Renato Frey at the University of Basel in Switzerland and his colleagues asked 1500 adults to complete 39 tests commonly used to measure risk preference in different scenarios.



Article source here:Arts Journal

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