Behavioral Finance: The Psychology of Human Misjudgment
BEHAVIORAL FINANCE is a relatively new area of study.
Blending together psychology and finance, this subject came about as professors and practitioners of both professions found themselves faced with an inescapable truth:
PEOPLE ARE EMOTIONAL ABOUT MONEY!
Not only are people emotional about money, but this emotion and the misjudgement that it causes has a huge negative affect on the average person's finances.
Understanding the Psychology of Human Misjudgement, made popular by Warren Buffett's right hand man Charlie Munger, will help you to make better financial decisions, be a better investor, and help you build wealth much faster.
In this course you will learn:
1. Contrast Misreaction Tendency
2. Social Proof Tendency
3. Deprival Super Reaction Tendency
4. Over Optimism Tendency
5. Pain Avoiding Tendency
6. Reciprocation Tendency
7. Influence from Association
8. Envy/Jealousy Tendency
9. Kantian Fairness Tendency
10. Curiosity Tendency
11. Inconsistency Avoidance Tendency
12. Doubt Avoidance Tendency
13. Disliking Tendency
14. Reward/Punishment Super Response Tendency
15. Stress Influence Tendency
16. Availability Misweighing Tendency
17. Use it or Lose it Tendency
18. Drug Misinfluence Tendency
19. Senesence Misinfluence Tendency
20. Authority Misinfluence Tendency
21. Twaddle Tendency
22. Reason Respecting Tendency
23. Lollapalooza Tendency
Join the course and use your new understanding of Behavioral Finance to make better investing decisions and build more wealth faster than anyone that does not understand these fundamentals principles!
Who is the target audience?
- Students interested in learning how an understanding of psychology can benefit them in their lives
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