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The Effect of Gender Differences on the Emergence of the Disposition Effect

Ori Be’eri, Haim Kedar‐Levy, Moty Amar

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This chapter examines gender differences associated with the emergence of the disposition effect. The findings suggest that women are less affected by the composition of a portfolio, are less likely to trade as predicted by the disposition effect and are closer to rational decision-making than men are.

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This chapter examines gender differences associated with the emergence of the disposition effect. The findings suggest that women are less affected by the composition of a portfolio, are less likely to trade as predicted by the disposition effect and are closer to rational decision-making than men are.

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This chapter examines gender differences associated with the emergence of the disposition effect. The findings suggest that women are less affected by the composition of a portfolio, are less likely to trade as predicted by the disposition effect and are closer to rational decision-making than men are.

Key concepts: Disposition, Psychology, Disposition effect, Social psychology, History, Context (archaeology), Archaeology

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