Loss aversion vs risk aversion - risk aversion in decision making
Loss aversion vs risk aversion - do you know the difference? This post touches on prospect theory, the disposition effect and impression management.
framing effect examples - framing effect psychology example
This post uses framing effect examples to show how framing bias influences the way we interpret information and make decisions.
How to avoid confirmation bias
This post focuses on confirmation bias fallacy and cognitive dissonance theory. It includes tips on how to avoid confirmation bias.
Overconfidence bias in decision making
This post focuses on the impact of overconfidence bias in decision making. Specifically, we discuss the self-serving bias and the better than average affect to better understand our heuristics and biases.
Heuristics and biases in decision making
We need to understand how heuristics and biases in decision making affect our relationship with money. Using System 1 and System 2 thinking examples, this post is the first instalment in a series on behavioural finance.
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About the Author

I am passionate about helping people understand their behaviour with money and gently nudging them to spend less and save more. I have several academic journal publications on investor behaviour, financial literacy and personal finance, and perfectly understand the biases that influence how we manage our money. This blog is where I break down those ideas and share my thinking. I’ll try to cover relevant topics that my readers bring to my attention. Please read, share, and comment. That’s how we spread knowledge and help both ourselves and others to become in control of our financial situations.

Dr Gizelle Willows



Dr Gizelle Willows

 

PhD and NRF-rating in Behavioural Finance