What is the tendency to feel more psychological pain from losses than satisfaction from gains of the same size called?

Loss Aversion (Behavioral Finance) Disposition Effect (Investor Psychology) Anchoring Bias (Decision Making) Hyperbolic Discounting (Intertemporal Choice)

Which of the following cognitive biases can lead investors to overestimate their ability to pick winning investments?

Overconfidence Bias (Investor Sentiment) Confirmation Bias (Information Processing) Herding Behavior (Market Psychology) Mental Accounting (Financial Planning)

What is the term used to describe how the way information is presented can influence investment decisions, even if the underlying facts remain the same?

Framing Effect (Behavioral Finance) Information Asymmetry (Market Efficiency) Moral Licensing (Ethical Decision-Making) Sunk Cost Fallacy (Investment Mistakes)

Which cognitive bias can lead investors to believe they could have easily predicted past market events, even though those events were inherently uncertain?

Hindsight Bias (Decision Making) Ambiguity Aversion (Risk Management) Regret Aversion (Investment Outcomes) Base Rate Neglect (Statistical Reasoning)

What behavioral finance concept describes the tendency to favor avoiding losses over taking risks, even when the potential rewards are higher?

Risk Aversion (Investment Strategy) Overinvestment Bias (Portfolio Management) Zero-Sum Mentality (Market Competition) Prospect Theory (Risk-Return Tradeoff)

Which of the following biases can cause investors to hold onto losing investments for too long, even when selling might be a better financial decision?

Endowment Effect (Behavioral Finance) Sunk Cost Fallacy (Investment Mistakes) Confirmation Bias (Information Processing) Herding Behavior (Market Psychology)

What is the term used to describe the tendency to base investment decisions on how easily examples come to mind, rather than on a comprehensive analysis?

Availability Bias (Heuristics & Biases) Representativeness Bias (Categorization) Anchoring Bias (Initial Information) Confirmation Bias (Selective Information)

What is the tendency to place undue weight on recent market events and underestimate the importance of historical trends called?

Recency Bias (Behavioral Finance) Regression to the Mean (Statistical Concept) Market Volatility (Risk Management) Confirmation Bias (Information Processing)

Which cognitive bias can lead investors to judge an investment opportunity favorably simply because it shares characteristics with a previous successful investment?

Representativeness Bias (Categorization) Overconfidence Bias (Investor Sentiment) Pattern Recognition (Technical Analysis) Hindsight Bias (Decision Making)