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Testing Potential Mechanisms of the Description-Experience Gap in Loss Aversion
Recent research has found a novel description-experience gap in loss aversion, such that the overweighting of losses relative to gains in risky choice is more pronounced when people make decisions based on experienced rather than on descriptive summary information. Here, we tested two possible mecha
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