Differential Effects of Mood on Risky Choice Versus Advice
We investigated the effects of positive mood on risky choice versus advice. We found that people in happy mood are more likely to give a risky advice but less likely to make a risky decision for themselves than those in neutral mood. However, this effect was context-dependent.
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Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University
2009
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| Institution: | Singapore Management University |
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| Summary: | We investigated the effects of positive mood on risky choice versus advice. We found that people in happy mood are more likely to give a risky advice but less likely to make a risky decision for themselves than those in neutral mood. However, this effect was context-dependent. |
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