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Who Takes Risks When and Why?: Determinants of Risk Taking

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Abstract	Life is full of risky decisions, from the mundane to matters of life or death. Individuals differ in the risks they accept (or even deliberately embrace). However, risk taking is not a single trait but is a behavior influenced by characteristics of the situation (what the decision is about and to what extent it engages affect vs. deliberation), the decision maker (age and gender), and interactions between situation and decision maker. Understanding the mechanisms behind risk taking—or who takes risks when and why—is particularly important when the goal is to influence and modify the behavior.
Author	Figner, Bernd Weber, Elke U.
DOI	10.1177/0963721411415790
Date	August 1, 2011
Issue	4
Journal	Current Directions in Psychological Science
Pages	211-216
Title	Who takes risks when and why? Determinants of risk taking
Volume	20
Year	2011

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