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Isolating the role of anonymity in representative risk taking
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Review of Behavioral Economics
Review of Behavioral Economics 1–20.
Published: 15 June 2026
.... The authors address this gap with a laboratory experiment testing whether reduced anonymity affects representative risk taking. Decision makers choose between a guaranteed payoff and a higher expected value risky lottery, with outcomes applied to both themselves and a randomly assigned partner. Using a 2 × 2...
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Beyond pink and blue: how gender roles mediate sex differences in risk-taking
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Review of Behavioral Economics
Review of Behavioral Economics 1–21.
Published: 18 May 2026
...Gaël Bertrand; Carol Denerier; Luc Meunier Risk-taking propensity is a key factor behind decisions spanning economics, finance or health. Studies show males tend to take more risk than females, albeit reasons remain debated. The authors investigate this on a large student sample (n = 3,236...
