Błędy poznawcze i nadmierny optymizm na rynku kapitałowym
Cognitive Errors and Excessive Optimism on the Capital Market. Monographic Overview
Author(s): Radosław PastusiakSubject(s): Crowd Psychology: Mass phenomena and political interactions, Financial Markets
Published by: Społeczna Akademia Nauk
Keywords: excessive optimism; behavioral finance; heuristics; cognitive errors
Summary/Abstract: Psychology began in finance play a significant role for about 30 years. Since then, scientists have once again described the nature of many phenomena that have psychological, and so far have been described classically leaves only. The literature has identified a number of cognitive biases and shortcuts or heuristics thinking. They have a large impact on the financial decisions of man. The capital market is a place where objectivity is very desirable, but here it become apparent almost all cognitive bias, led by the excessive optimism, often called overoptymizmem. Man optimistic thinking in economics, is a person thinking unreal, viewing the world through rose-colored glasses, a person who does not take objective decisions, but assumes that reality for her work out to be statistically better than other people. We want to be optimistic, even in the financial market, because from this perspective the world seems to be easier to accept.
Journal: Przedsiębiorczość i Zarządzanie
- Issue Year: 17/2016
- Issue No: 9.1
- Page Range: 239-249
- Page Count: 12
- Language: Polish