1999
DOI: 10.1016/s0167-2681(99)00048-7
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Gift giving with emotions

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“…For those subjects who won the lottery, surprise is positively associated with option prices, while for lottery losers the opposite holds. Surprise is elicited by unexpectedness (Fontaine et al, 2007) and has previously been studied in economics in the context of gift giving (Ruffle, 1999).In finance surprise seems especially relevant in turbulent financial markets. Our results suggest that surprise may be a natural starting point for behavioral finance researchers who want to better understand how emotions affect option pricing.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For those subjects who won the lottery, surprise is positively associated with option prices, while for lottery losers the opposite holds. Surprise is elicited by unexpectedness (Fontaine et al, 2007) and has previously been studied in economics in the context of gift giving (Ruffle, 1999).In finance surprise seems especially relevant in turbulent financial markets. Our results suggest that surprise may be a natural starting point for behavioral finance researchers who want to better understand how emotions affect option pricing.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Essa expectativa pode sofrer influência do tipo de produto utilizado como presente: bens duráveis são interpretados como investimentos na relação, ao passo que bens não duráveis passam a ideia oposta (Rucker et al, 1991). Ruffle (1999) comenta que o ato de presentear representa a expressão das emoções do presenteador com relação à pessoa que se está presenteando e também com relação ao momento de presentear em si. Diversos são momentos e os motivos que levam as pessoas a presentearem.…”
Section: O Ato De Presentearunclassified
“…Esses motivos podem ser altruístas versus agnósticos e também motivos voluntários versus obrigatórios, sendo destacados: dever, interesse próprio, medo, amor e pena. Existe também a relação entre o presentear e a ocasião, já que o ato pode estar vinculado tanto à concordância com normas sociais (como aniversários e datas festivas) como também a interesses próprios (como demonstrar saúde e status) (Saad & Gill, 2003, Ruffle, 1999.…”
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“…However, historically gifts were also used to signal intent between two parties attempting to form a transaction [48,49] and thus served as building stones of relationships by strengthening trust [50][51][52][53][54][55][56]. This leads to an important question: What is trust?…”
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confidence: 99%