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The Blurred Side of Risk: Experimental Evidence

Study ID sspp-2025-0053-v1

General Details

Project The Blurred Side of Risk
Study ID sspp-2025-0053-v1
Study Title The Blurred Side of Risk: Experimental Evidence
Authors Antonio Filippin, Domenico Massaro
Completion Time 10 Minutes
Close Date (UTC) Feb. 23, 2026
Discipline Economics
Field Experimental Economics
Country Italy
Abstract
This survey is about small-stakes decisions under risk. The underlying experiment tests a model of cognitive imprecision with two main objectives. First, it examines whether the behavior typically observed in small-stakes risky choices can be explained solely by imprecise perception of numerosities, or whether genuine risk aversion continues to play a role. Second, it investigates how cognitive load influences such decisions.


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Citation
Filippin, Antonio, and Domenico Massaro. 2025. "The Blurred Side of Risk: Experimental Evidence." Social Science Prediction Platform. December 23. https://socialscienceprediction.org/s/40cyda