Multiple Choice
Renee plans a night out at the casino. On the way to the casino, she is pulled over for speeding and gets a speeding ticket. She incorporates this into her nightly expenses. Thus, when Renee arrives at the casino, which gamble does prospect theory suggest she'll prefer.
A) Renee will be indifferent between all gambles.
B) for sure.
C) with probability .5.
D) with probability.25.
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