Likelihood Weighting is a cognitive mechanism within prospect theory that belongs to the class of probability distortion functions, whereby objective probabilities are transformed into subjective decision weights according to an individual’s tendency to overestimate low probabilities and underestimate high probabilities.
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On the Composition of Risk Preference and Belief.
Peter P. Wakker · Psychological Review · 2004 · 133 citations
Feifang Hu, James V. Zidek · Canadian Journal of Statistics · 2002 · 117 citations
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University of Pittsburgh
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