General Incongruity Adaption Level (GIAL) as a Predictor of Risk Preferences in a Simulated Management Game
1979
This study examined the relationship between General Incongruity Adaption Level and risk preferences utilizing a simulated management game as the primary research instrument. Results indicated an inverse relationship in that subjects with high GIAL levels made more conservative decisions while low GIAL subjects made more risky decisions.
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