Reference Point Dependence
Reference Point Dependence is a cognitive bias in investing whereby individuals evaluate financial outcomes relative to a prior reference point, such as an initial purchase price or a recent peak in asset value, rather than in absolute terms, leading to distorted judgments about gains and losses.
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Psychology and Economics: Evidence from the Field
Stefano DellaVigna · Journal of Economic Literature · 2009 · 2.4K citations
Reference-Dependent Preferences: Evidence from Marathon Runners
Eric J. Allen, Patricia Dechow, Devin G. Pope et al. · Management Science · 2016 · 337 citations
Reference-Point Formation and Updating
Manel Baucells, Martin Weber, Frank Welfens · Management Science · 2011 · 331 citations
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Tilburg University
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Yale University
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