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Avatar e il Processo decisionale in Finanza
The preparation of the avatar that interacts with the customer during his profiling is the result of a series of experimental studies in which the subjects are exposed to visual stimuli capable of representing, in an ecological way, the profiling phase at the risk of retail investor, in different experimental conditions: graphical interface in the absence of avatars, graphical interface with the presence of avatars (silent), graphical interface with the presence of avatars that reads the questions for customer profiling.
BrainLine, associazione interuniversitaria dedicata alla neuroeconomia
BrainLine is an inter-university research group in neuroeconomics. The board of experts includes Prof. M. Gabriella Ceravolo, Prof. Alessandro Carretta, Prof. Simona Luzzi and Prof. GianMario Raggetti. The group adds to the quantitative knowledge in Economics, to the knowledge in Psychology about social and emotional factors the neural correlate analysis to facilitate the dissemination of new shared theories and methodologies considering the neural factors influencing human decision-making.
BrainLine aims to expand on neuroeconomics through collaboration among economists, psychologists and neural scientists, supporting young researchers on this topic.
BrainLine promotes meetings for presentations and debates of original theories and research to develop a common language and methodological tools to investigate neural aspects of individual making processes.
