Behavioral Finance Quiz

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Behavioral biases in finance

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Froggy Jumps Behavioral Finance QuizOnline version Behavioral biases in finance by Victor Somintac 1 Which theory describes how people value gains and losses differently, leading to loss aversion? a Efficient Market Hypothesis b Expected Utility Theory c Prospect Theory 2 Which bias describes sticking with a decision due to past investment (sunk cost) despite new evidence? a Sunk cost fallacy b Availability heuristic c Endowment effect 3 Which heuristic involves judging likelihood by how easily examples come to mind? a Availability heuristic b Herding c Anchoring 4 Tendency to follow the crowd in investment decisions is known as what? a Anchoring b Overconfidence bias c Herd behavior 5 Which bias leads to overestimating one's investing skills? a Overconfidence bias b Anchoring c Regret aversion 6 Which effect shows how the way options are framed influences choices? a Framing effect b Endowment effect c Loss aversion 7 What bias causes people to value items more simply because they own them? a Endowment effect b Availability heuristic c Status quo bias 8 Which concept involves separating money into mental accounts for decisions? a Mental accounting b Loss aversion c Prospect theory 9 Which bias makes losses feel more painful than equivalent gains feel pleasant? a Status quo bias b Endowment effect c Loss aversion 10 Which bias involves avoiding choices that might lead to regret? a Regret aversion b Confirmation bias c Availability heuristic

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Behavioral Finance QuizOnline version

Behavioral biases in finance

by Victor Somintac

Which theory describes how people value gains and losses differently, leading to loss aversion?

Efficient Market Hypothesis

Expected Utility Theory

Prospect Theory

Which bias describes sticking with a decision due to past investment (sunk cost) despite new evidence?

Sunk cost fallacy

Availability heuristic

Endowment effect

Which heuristic involves judging likelihood by how easily examples come to mind?

Availability heuristic

Herding

Anchoring

Tendency to follow the crowd in investment decisions is known as what?

Anchoring

Overconfidence bias

Herd behavior

Which bias leads to overestimating one's investing skills?

Overconfidence bias

Anchoring

Regret aversion

Which effect shows how the way options are framed influences choices?

Framing effect

Endowment effect

Loss aversion

What bias causes people to value items more simply because they own them?

Endowment effect

Availability heuristic

Status quo bias

Which concept involves separating money into mental accounts for decisions?

Mental accounting

Loss aversion

Prospect theory

Which bias makes losses feel more painful than equivalent gains feel pleasant?

Status quo bias

Endowment effect

Loss aversion

Which bias involves avoiding choices that might lead to regret?

Regret aversion

Confirmation bias

Availability heuristic

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Behavioral Finance QuizOnline version

by Victor Somintac

Which theory describes how people value gains and losses differently, leading to loss aversion?

Which bias describes sticking with a decision due to past investment (sunk cost) despite new evidence?

Which heuristic involves judging likelihood by how easily examples come to mind?

Tendency to follow the crowd in investment decisions is known as what?

Which bias leads to overestimating one's investing skills?

Which effect shows how the way options are framed influences choices?

What bias causes people to value items more simply because they own them?

Which concept involves separating money into mental accounts for decisions?

Which bias makes losses feel more painful than equivalent gains feel pleasant?

Which bias involves avoiding choices that might lead to regret?

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