From traditional finance to behavioral finance: An application for the academicians of The Istanbul Gelisim University Faculty of Economic, Administrative and Social Sciences
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In the study, the effect of the tendencies that guide and shape the financial investment decision of the academics on investment tracking and risk taking tendency was examined. As a result of the research, academicians' it was determined that the rational herd behavior tendencies of the academicians, one of the sub-dimensions of social tendencies, had a statistically significant effect on investment interest levels. As a result of the research, academicians'it was determined that the behavioral tendencies of the academics had a statistically significant effect on the risk taking tendency levels. In addition, it was determined that the tendency of the academicians to prefer the familiar sub-dimensions of behavioral tendencies had a statistically significant effect on the level of risk taking tendency.
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Hatice İmaret
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Hatice İmaret (Master Thesis). From traditional finance to behavioral finance: An application for the academicians of The Istanbul Gelisim University Faculty of Economic, Administrative and Social Sciences, 2021, İstanbul Gelişim University.
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