📄 social_science
What (Wo)men Think: Eliciting Beliefs about Risk Aversion under Induced Identity
This paper utilizes a novel "Gender Swapping" experimental design to reveal that women hold inaccurate expectations about men's risk-taking behavior, leading them to become significantly more risk-averse when assigned a male identity, whereas men's expectations about women's risk preferences appear relatively accurate.
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