Individual Differences and Influence of the Environment on Financial Trading

Financial markets are complex systems that involve risky decision making. We conduct trading games in order to investigate how individual differences play a role in formation and interaction with the price distribution on the market. In these simulated markets, we disentangle different elements of the environment by observing how these elements and their interaction impacts decision making of individual market players. We also link the behavior of the market players with their individual traits and physiological reactions to various elements of the trading environment.

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