Lecture: Prospect Theory, Judgment and Decision Making

Lecture on Judgment and Decision Making by Dr. Lace Padilla, at the University of California Merced in Cognitive and Information Sciences Department.
Find out more about Dr. Padilla research: space.ucmerced.edu​​​​​​
Lectures are based on Thinking Fast and Slow by Nobel Laureate Dr. Daniel Kahneman: amzn.to/2MmmCgr

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Great video. Loved it.

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I could simply just watch you all day. And the lecture was useful as well.

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Psychological value is value. Value is subjective - that is a redudancy. Thanks for the content.

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Explained it so well and now the concept looks easy

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can you do a video on decision weighting and probability weighting mam...you make concepts very clear

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Dear Professor, I am stunned. You are an amazing lecturer. I study Behavioural Finance and these concepts are so spot on. Well done and thank you for your kindness to publish these lectures here. You are amazing.

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This only vedio, I can finally understand well in prospect theory.

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Thank you

[@nithinkumar5595]

How is the slope of the curve determined? Is it empirical? The loss curve is more steeper , hence the difference

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This all looks like common sense to me.

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It took too long to get to the point.