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choice under risk, affect, risk-as-feelings, risk preference, risk attitude
risk preference, risk attitude, cultural difference, China
happiness, affective-forecasting, evaluability, experienced utility, decision bias, affect
risk perception, risk attitude, culture, chinese
evaluability, joint evaluation, separate evaluation, preference reversal, dominance violation
happiness, money, acquisition, evaluability, relative vs. absolute
utility function, prospect theory, probability-weighting, evaluability, scope-insensitivity, experienced utility
evaluability, joint evaluation, separate evaluation, preference reversal, scope-insensitivity, dominance violation
evaluability, joint evaluation, separate evaluation, preference reversal, utility function
prospect theory, probability weighting, affect,scope-insensitivity, utility function, value function
pricing, prominence, choice, matching, behavioral
Subjective Well-Being, Consumption Experience, Behavior Decision Research, Hedonomics
specifiication, consumer preference, decision
happiness, subjective well-being, behavior decision research, hedonomics, evaluability
rationality, utility function, evaluability, experienced utility, affective-forecasting, decision, lay rationalism, happiness
evaluability, joint evaluation, separate evaluation, affective-forecasting, experienced utility
risk preference, risk attitude, self-other difference, prediction, false consensus
decision-making, loralty program, utility construction, consumer satisfaction
emotional contagion, affect
real estate, pricing, preference reversal, prominence effect, choice vs. matching
elastic justification, deception, ambiguity
multi-attribute choice, decision heuristics
elastic justification, affect, ambiguity
intellectual property, piracy, prospect theory
utility function, prospect theory, evaluability, scope-insensitivity, experienced utility, joint evaluation, separate evaluation
affect heuristic, insurance decision
experienced utility, lay rationalism, rationality, experienced utility, affective forecasting, happiness
joint evaluation, separate evaluation, reference, evaluability
lay rationalism, affective forecasting
evaluability, joint evaluation, separate evaluation, reference
suboptimal choice, individual well-being, experienced utility, evaluation mode, salient rule, utility misprediction
pro-social behavior, helping, giving, self-interest, meaningfulness
compensation, rationale, lay rationalism, rule, consumer welfare
measurement scale, renorming, scale calibration, happiness
velocity, temporal choice
brand choice, brand product management, ranking effect, narrow focusing, evaluability
judgement and decision making; happiness; social comparison; competition; resource allocation; resource distribution; control
judgement and decision making, affect, happiness, self-enhancement, interpersonal communication, contrast and assimilation
judgement and decision making; evaluability; joint evaluation; preference reversal; prediction error
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