Fig 1 - Using tri-reference point theory to evaluate risk attitude and the effects of financial incentives in a gamified crowdsourcing task

Utility function shapes for risk averse, risk neutral, and risk seeking individuals

Reference

Using tri-reference point theory to evaluate risk attitude and the effects of financial incentives in a gamified crowdsourcing task - Scientific Figure on ResearchGate. Available from: https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Utility-function-shapes-for-risk-averse-risk-neutral-and-risk-seeking-individuals_fig1_271918241 [accessed 11 Dec, 2023]

Caption

Fig. 1 Utility function shapes for risk averse, risk neutral, and risk seeking individuals

Embed code

<a href="https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Utility-function-shapes-for-risk-averse-risk-neutral-and-risk-seeking-individuals_fig1_271918241"><img src="https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Christopher-Harris-27/publication/271918241/figure/fig1/AS:695122039689217@1542741417370/Utility-function-shapes-for-risk-averse-risk-neutral-and-risk-seeking-individuals.png" alt="Utility function shapes for risk averse, risk neutral, and risk seeking individuals"/></a>