Choice experiments show us that, on average, people exhibit risk attitudes different from what the standard economic model predicts. Which of these statements is FALSE?

A. People who experience a windfall gain are likely to stop being risk averse.

B.

Unrealized losses induce people to be highly risk averse.

C.

When faced with big loss in wealth compared to a reference point, people will take extraordinary risks on a chance to get back to zero.

D.

A pattern of remarkable successes leads people to believe success is highly likely, even certain.