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Original Article

Risk Perception In A Competitive Situation: Covid-19 And Radiation

Artem Davydov
,
Artem Biblin
,
Leonid Repin
,
Olga Vasilyeva

Keywords: Ionizing radiation, covid-19, risk comparison, risk competition, risk communication, risk perception

Article no: 30

Pages 219-226

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.06.03.30

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Original Article

Divide Between Entrepreneurs And Non-Entrepreneurs: Neuroscientifical Perspective Of The Attitude To Risk

Alexander Didenko
ORCiD ,
Timofey Golovin
ORCiD ,
Yulia Malovitsa
,
Anna Morozova
ORCiD

Keywords: Balloon Analogue Risk Task (BART), EEG, entrepreneurial thinking, neuroentrepreneurship, risk perception,risk propensity

Article no: 42

Pages 369-378

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.06.04.42

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Original Article

Objective, Subjective Financial Literacy Influence on Cognitive Style and Financial Risk Perception

Ahmet Oğuz Akgüneş*
,
Selim Aren

Keywords: Behavioural finance, cognitive style, risk perception, objective financial literacy, subjective financial literacy

Article no: 31

Pages 338-345

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.10.02.31

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