Human as it sounds, loss aversion appears to be a trait we've inherited genetically because it is found in other primates, such as capuchin monkeys.
Commins covers a range of topics including learning in a simple invertebrate, fear conditioning, taste aversion, sound localization, and echolocation in bats, as well as more complex behaviours, such as language development, spatial navigation and circadian rhythms.
Well, this is going to sound weird, but the aversion conversion therapy scene.
When Mr Prot warns of the dangers of a "market psychology of complete risk aversion," he sounds concerned, not gung-ho.
Yoo said that pursuing guys like him would lead to dangerous "risk aversion," which sounds like a bailed-out financial institution explaining, after a disaster with derivatives, that new regulations would dampen the free market.
Almost anyone recognizes the aversion to sounds people make, but as Schröder said, "for the people that come here, the symptoms are so severe that they are clearly suffering.
Misophonia (aversion to certain sounds in general, not just the sounds of children) is really quite common.
Edelstein and her colleagues also hooked up electrodes to volunteers' hands to verify that their aversion to certain sounds was real.
In retrospect, Goodman's illogical hemming and hawing from 1983 sounds a lot like the aversion to diverse talent we see in the film industry in 2016.
Cleverly noting the house/disco revival that emerged as one of the strongest and most exciting trends of 2011, NNF cast aside its original aversion to club sounds and linear beats and embraced electronic and dance music.
20 To return to Douglas, the second problem with his account is that we would need to be pretty sure that 'the reduction in the degree to which the emotion was experienced' could be precisely targeted only on strong aversions to things it is bad to have strong aversions to and not on things to which strong aversions are constitutive of sound morality.
