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JOURNAL OF RISK AND UNCERTAINTY
Volume 36, Issue 1, Pages 1-17Publisher
SPRINGER
DOI: 10.1007/s11166-007-9027-4
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regret; disappointment; alternative outcomes
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A unified parameterization of an expected utility model corrected for regret and disappointment effects is presented, constrained to conform to a well-known choice pattern, the common consequence effect, a special case of the Allais paradox. For choices subject to regret and disappointment effects to be consistent with this choice pattern, the function that corrects the utility of the obtained outcome has to have a positive second derivative for its regret component and a negative second derivative for its disappointment component. These hypothesized functional forms make predictions about the relative effect that small vs. large differences between obtained and alternative outcomes should have on people's experiences of regret or disappointment.
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