Information processing, situation specificity, and the generality of risk-taking behavior.

Paul Slovic

doi:10.1037/h0032370

Information processing, situation specificity, and the generality of risk-taking behavior.

Journal of Personality and Social Psychology 22(1): 128-134

Article 1972 English

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An effort was made to construct two strupturaliy similar risk-taking tasks in order to evaluate inter-task consist�ncy of individual differences.•Only the mode of response differed between tatks.In one task; isub::fects' cho�e i' �---

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