Sentence examples for behavioral bias from inspiring English sources

A. Unfortunately this means they could be falling foul of another behavioral bias, the "disposition effect".

Such a behavioral bias could affect neuroimaging findings and their interpretation in regard to recovery, a question not or not sufficiently accounted for in previous studies.

The result is that it is unclear that the cognitive biases that the theory seeks to defend are not simply a form of behavioral bias, in which case the theory reduces to a version of expected utility theory.

These behavioural effects informed a model-based analysis of a functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) experiment, involving an identical paradigm, where we demonstrate that this conditioned behavioral bias engages the amygdala, a brain structure associated with acquisition and expression of conditioned associations.

The HL traces are thus enriched in low coherence stimuli compared to the LH traces because of the strong behavioral bias toward T1 choices in the HL condition.

In opposition to abnormal conditions, this activation signifies a behavioral bias to use semantic or episodic memory to guide aesthetic rating where subjects may have attributed ratings according to how familiar they were.

The proposed comprehensive framework distinguishes three broad categories of factors underlying the IDR for household adoption of energy-efficient technologies (EETs): preferences (notably over time, risk, loss, debt, and the environment), predictable (ir)rational behavior (bounded rationality, rational inattention, behavioral biases), and external barriers to energy efficiency.

Studies of wild type bees and bees selected for pollen hoarding behavior demonstrate that variation in the reproductive anatomy and physiology of workers covaries with different sensory states and behavioral biases, including the onset of foraging behavior and foraging for pollen and nectar [5], [11], [29].

However, incentives can also be used to address behavioral biases, either by raising the salience of a desired behavior or by addressing issues of self-control.

It relies in part on fluctuations in risk and risk attitudes, and in part on behavioral biases and market frictions.

Behavioral biases lead many of us to trade at the wrong times.