Finanças comportamentais: um estudo com base na teoria do prospecto e no perfil do investidor de estudantes de cursos stricto sensu da grande Florianópolis
Author(s) -
Fabricio Luis Colognese Haubert,
Marcus Vinícius Andrade de Lima,
Luiz Henrique Debei Herling
Publication year - 2012
Publication title -
revista eletrônica de estratégia and negócios
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 1984-3372
DOI - 10.19177/reen.v5e22012171-199
Subject(s) - sensu stricto , humanities , psychology , philosophy , biology , zoology
Behavioral Finance is a new area of study that seeks to analyze the psychological aspects of individuals in making financial decisions. Studies in this area are intended to verify assumptions made by more traditional theories, in particular, the rationality of economic agents, and they aim to improve the economic and financial model through the incorporation of evidence on investor irrationality. In this context, the objective of this article is to understand the behavior of students of post-graduate studies as to its operations in investment based on behavioral finance. In order to learn about the behavioral profile of investors and prospective investors, a survey was conducted to collect quantitative data using a questionnaire comprising 15 questions for 94 students in the strict sense of Florianopolis metropolitan area. It was possible to identify the predominant conservative profile. It was observed that students showed risk aversion in the field of gains and risk propensity in the field of losses. So it is possible to say that the reflection effect occurred in this study.
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