Managerial Finance: Volume 19 Issue 5

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Psychology and Financial Decisions: A Literature Assessment

George K. Kanaan

A common finding of many surveys of corporate financial management practice is that the actual usage of normative financial models is infrequent. This is mainly due to the…

INFORMATION SEQUENCE, RESPONSE MODE AND ASSET VALUATION JUDGMENT

Mohamed Ibrahim, Mohamed Shehata

Hogarth and Einhorn (1990) posited a psychological model for updating beliefs that is based on an anchoring and adjustment process which incorporates a contrast or surprise…

Decision Making Under Uncertainty: Some Experimental Evidence From Auditing

S.M. Khalid Nainar, Mohamed Shehata

The dominant theory of individual decision making under uncertainty is the von Neumann and Morgenstern's expected utility model (EUM). Although, this model has gained its…

Behavioral Judgment and Cue Utilization: The Case of Corporate Takeovers

Abbass Al‐Khafaji, Ibrahim M. Aly, Kelly F. Gheyara, Saad Metawae

This paper examined the explanatory power of a set of acquisition factors and the ability of decision makers to utilize these factors within the context of corporate takeover…

Framing Effects and Confidence in Judgment

Fatma Fishara, Abo‐El‐Yazeed Habib, Farhad Simyar

This paper addresses the relationship between framing effects and decision makers' confidence in their judgments. In an experimental setting, a sample of financial officers of…

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ISSN:

0307-4358

Online date, start – end:

1975

Copyright Holder:

Emerald Publishing Limited

Open Access:

hybrid

Editor:

  • Professor Don Johnson