Predictable or Not? Individuals’ Risk Decisions Do Not Necessarily Predict Their Next Ones Unpredictability in Individuals’ Risk Decisions
Kin Fai Ellick Wong, Cecilia Cheng, James Kilner
Abstract
The above analysis tests the prediction from free will by testing a null hypothesis, which is logically not able to be confirmed. Alternatively, the findings could be analyzed from a perspective in which the prediction of complete determinism to be the null hypothesis and the free will prediction to be the alternative hypothesis. That is, a complete determinism suggests that people should exhibit 100% consistency between their responses in +Mon1 and +Mon2. Our results showed that only 55.24% (58 out of 105) showed this consistency, which is significantly smaller than 100%. A Chi square test th
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