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Cognitive bias is part of Behavioral economics. Activate to inspect this relation.Prospect theory explains Cognitive bias. Activate to inspect this relation.Choice architecture applies to Cognitive bias. Activate to inspect this relation.Survivorship Bias is a Cognitive bias. Activate to inspect this relation.Selection Bias is a Cognitive bias. Activate to inspect this relation.Availability Heuristic is a Cognitive bias. Activate to inspect this relation.Base-Rate Neglect is a Cognitive bias. Activate to inspect this relation.Sunk-Cost Fallacy is a Cognitive bias. Activate to inspect this relation.Heuristic causes Cognitive bias. Activate to inspect this relation.Cognitive bias is part of Bounded rationality. Activate to inspect this relation.Heuristic is part of Bounded rationality. Activate to inspect this relation.Loss aversion is part of Prospect theory. Activate to inspect this relation.Framing effect depends on Loss aversion. Activate to inspect this relation.Nudge is part of Choice architecture. Activate to inspect this relation.Nudge applies to Framing effect. Activate to inspect this relation.Loss aversionProspect theoryFraming effectCognitive biasNudgeBehavioral economicsBounded rationalityChoice architectureSurvivorship BiasSelection BiasAvailability HeuristicBase-Rate NeglectSunk-Cost FallacyHeuristic
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Loss aversion

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Loss aversion is the tendency to feel the pain of a loss more strongly than the pleasure of an equivalent gain.

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Behavioral Science
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Cross-disciplinary bridge — reaches Behavioral Economics, Economics
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  • This view connects 6 disciplines: Behavioral Economics, Behavioral Science, Cognitive Psychology, Decision Theory, Economics, Psychology.
  • Behavioral economics is a bridge concept — viewed here through Economics, Psychology.
  • The connections here span 5 relation families.

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