How to pronounce “aversion” in English

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aversion to unknown odds potentially now there was an interesting brain Imaging experiment done I'm not going to show

Eye aversion calms it down.

Loss aversion is that we are naturally more inclined to protect against loss than we are to seek gain.

Loss aversion is one of the behavioral components of managing yourself as an investor.

Loss aversion also is very, very important.

and aversion or hatred and ignorance that suffering can be relieved.

I made an aversion to their customer centricity.

Tell us about loss aversion bias and how that comes into play with change and future.

Is it just algorithm aversion?

And loss aversion is the concept that losing money feels worse than making the equivalent amount of money.

And so loss aversion and, you know, its closely related cousin negativity bias,

Doesn't risk aversion make sense?

I think our risk aversion comes from our being accustomed to thinking about decision situations that are about earning money or making

I have a huge aversion to scrolling in games.

The risk aversion department in us never talks to the fulfillment department or the reward department.

The key is aversion.

I thought about loss aversion.

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have an aversion in general to what's known as ambiguity the difference between this is the difference between

to overcome the aversion that we have to doing them, to beat the procrastination that leads us to put them off.

So loss aversion is this interesting evolutionary development that we feel losses just about twice as intensely as we enjoy gains.

And so loss aversion often leads us to make bad spontaneous decisions because, "Hey, we're down 5%, we better do something,

And that difference in risk aversion level has a lot of implications in the economy.

So in addition to loss aversion, sunk cost fallacy is another popular fallacy that people get hung up on.

Another thing is high risk aversion among the poorest people.

How many of you have that natural aversion to think about your brand and be like, I don't want to be fake?

The Greeks had such a strong aversion to covering the arms and legs.

And I have a slight aversion, I've always had this since I was a kid, an aversion to what I consider banal language.

It's just a personal aversion, I had a bad experience, I donít want to eat black beans.

My view is that risk aversion in the nuclear power industry takes two forms: one is technological, one is financial.

use to try to quelch risk-aversion?

colleagues or students or things like any aversion or how people might have responded because you know think about the stories that you're reflecting they

And that's where getting your loss aversion, at least understanding it, you may never be able to get under control, but understanding it

But these kids have these aversions to loud sounds, certain tastes, certain tactile kinds of experiences.

This is one of the aversions of that.

So I think, our aversion to nuclear power is not grounded in the evidence.

And so I began to ask myself whether my aversion to stilettos was simply a unique byproduct of spending literally the last eight years either pregnant,

So we seem to be able to overcome our innate aversion.

So I certainly agree with the point about loss aversion which is something that I catered to at the end of the talk emphasizing that we do.

I think that most people would have an aversion to going down into a space like that.

So I said I'm going to turn this aversion I have to people asking me for money into a photography project and I started

economists refer to as to this is loss aversion so basically we're wired to uh protect what we got it's probably some

Alright, tracking plus loss aversion is more important than how-to.

So this’ll help you avoid that idea of loss aversion, right.

sometimes the process of doing something will induce aversion and every goal has a different balance of desire and aversion. The interesting thing about desire and aversion is they fluctuate

He's asking how increased dietary restrictions and/or aversions affect what we do at the restaurant and how we deal with it.

That can change your decision-making, your risk aversion, your ability to recognize animals or see colors or understand music or hundred other things.