Business Microeconomics
The certainty effect refers to the cognitive bias where individuals disproportionately prefer certain outcomes over uncertain ones, even when the expected value of the uncertain option may be higher. This phenomenon highlights how people are more likely to choose a guaranteed outcome rather than take a risk for a potentially greater reward, illustrating a critical aspect of decision-making under risk and uncertainty.
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