There is evidence that people are not always accurate in predicting their emotions. This can lead to
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There is evidence that people are not always accurate in predicting their emotions. This can lead to risk aversion.
An experiment by Kermer demonstrates the difference between predicted emotions and the actual emotions experienced after making a decision. L01
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