Action Bias and Environmental Decisions¶
Patt, A., & Zeckhauser, R. (2000). Action Bias and Environmental Decisions. Journal of Risk and Uncertainty, 21(1), 45-72.
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- Action Bias
- First, action is more visible, so its contribution to outcomes is more readily attributable to the actor, drawing praise on success and exerting a self-presentation pull even toward risky action.
This sourceIntroduces and analyzes action bias as a systematic preference for action driven by attributional asymmetry rather than expected value; documents the self-presentation pull toward visible action.
- First, action is more visible, so its contribution to outcomes is more readily attributable to the actor, drawing praise on success and exerting a self-presentation pull even toward risky action.
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