Behavioural Finance

Call for Papers and Participation
Second Annual Meeting of the Academy of Behavioral Finance & Economics- 2010
September 15-17, 2010, Chicago, Illinois
Keynote Speaker: Werner De Bondt
www.aobf.org
Call for Papers and Participation PDF Word

Introduction to Behavioural Finance (.pdf) (updated August 2008)

Introduction	History	Bibliography	Links	Glossary
BF or BS?	Important Publications	Mailing List	People	Universities

Adaptive Attitudes	Affect Heuristic	Aversion to Ambiguity	Anchoring (and Adjustment)	Attention Anomalies
Attribution Substitution Heuristic	Availability Heuristic	Barn Door Closing	Base Rate Neglect	Bid-Ask Spread
Book-to-market	Bubbles	Calendar Effects	Cascades	Causality Heuristic
Certainty Effect	Choosing by Default Heuristic	Choosing By Liking Heuristic	Closed end	Clustering
Cognitive Dissonance	Cognitive Diversity	Communal Reinforcement	Confirmation Bias	Conjunction Fallacy
Conservatism Bias	Contagions	Contrarian	Culture	Curse of knowledge
Daylight Saving Anomaly	Demand	Disappointment	Disjunction Effect	Disposition Effect
Dividends	Dotcom	Earnings	Endowment Effect	Equity premium
Event Selection	Evolutionary	Expected Utility Hypothesis	False Consensus	Favourite-Longshot Bias
Fear	Fluency Heuristic	Framing	Frequency Illusions	Fungibility
Gamblers Fallacy	Gambling/Speculation	Geomagnetic Storms	Glamour vs. Value	Global/Domestic
Growth	Halloween	Herding/Crowd	Heuristics	Hindsight Bias
Holidays	Hot Hand	Illusion of Control	Illusion of Knowledge	Illusion of Validity
Intraday Effects	Intramonth Effects	Irrelevance of History	January Barometer	January Effect
Law of Small Numbers	Loss Aversion	Loss Realization	Lunar	Magical Thinking
Mean Reversion	Mental Accounting	Mental Compartments	Momentum	Monday effect
Money Illusion	Mutual Funds	Noise	Optimism	Outrage Heuristic
Overconfidence	Overreaction	Over- and Underreaction	Persistence	Persuasion Effect
Pessimism and Doubt	Press Coverage	Price Reversals	Probability and Statistics	Prospect Theory
Prototype Heuristic	Quarterly Effects	Rational	Recognition Heuristic	Regret
Representativeness Heuristic	Reward Pursuit	Risk	Saving	Selective Thinking
Self Control	Self-attribution Bias	Self Deception	Sentiment	Serial Correlation
Similarity Heuristic	Size Effect	Solar	Sport	Status Quo Bias
Style	Sunk Cost	Super Bowl	Surprise Heuristic	Survival
Technical Analysis	Touchy-feely Syndrome	Trend	Uncertainty	Underreaction
Unpacking Effect	Value	Weather	Weekend Effect	Window Dressing
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