Beyond money: Risk preferences across both economic and non-economic contexts predict financial decisions

Important decisions about risk occur in wide-ranging contexts, from investing to healthcare. While an underlying, domain-general risk attitude has been identified across contexts, it remains unclear what role it plays in shaping behavior relative to more domain-specific risk attitudes. Clarifying th...

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Health risks
Medicine and Health Sciences
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