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Availability Bias is the tendency to base decisions on information that is most readily available, rather than all relevant data.
true
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The Overconfidence Bias suggests that investors tend to underestimate their abilities and the accuracy of their predictions
false
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Confirmation Bias refers to the tendency to search for, interpret, and recall information in a way that confirms one's pre-existing beliets.
true
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Self-Attribution Bias occurs when people attribute their successes to their own actions and failures to external factors.
true
5
Mental Accounting refers to the practice of viewing different sources of money as interchangeable and not assigning them to specitic mental categories.
false
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Availability Bias can lead decision-makers to magnify memorable events and cause an emotional reaction.
true
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Framing involves evaluating or estimating some unknown value based on irrelevant information.
false
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Representative Bias involves categorizing situations based on past experiences or patterns.
true
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Risk is the certainty that an investment will earn its expected rate of return.
false
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Loss Aversion Bias implies that people tend to prefer avoiding losses over acquiring equivalent gains.
true
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liquidity risk refers to the uncertainty introduced by the secondary market for an investment.
true
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Herd Behavior is the tendency for individuals to make decisions independently without regard to the actions of a larger group.
false
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Herding Bias occurs when individuals ignore their own beliefs and follow the actions of a larger group.
true
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Recency Bras means that people give more importance to older information rather than recent events when making decisions.
false
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financial risk refers to the uncertainty caused by the method a firm uses to finance its investments.
true
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Self-Attribution Bias occurs when people attribute successful outcomes to their own skill and unsuccessful outcomes to bad luck.
true
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The Disposition Effect is the tendency of investors to sell assets that have increased in value while holding onto assets that have dropped in value.
true
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Ambiguity Aversion is a preference for unknown risks over known risks.
false
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Anchoring Bias occurs when people rely too heavily on the first piece of information hey encounter when making decisions.
true
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Expected Return is the expected value of the probability distribution of possible returns an investment can provide.
true