Wykorzystanie modeli równań strukturalnych do opisu psychologicznych mechanizmów podejmowania decyzji na rynku kapitałowym

Abstract

Z a r y s t r e ś c i. W ostatnich latach obserwowany jest silny wzrost zainteresowania dziedziną finansów behawioralnych. Wskazywane jest coraz większe znaczenie wpływu inklinacji behawioralnych na proces podejmowania decyzji inwestycyjnych. Artykuł dotyczy weryfikacji wybranych elementów teorii finansów behawioralnych, na podstawie badania ankietowego, z wykorzystaniem modelu równań strukturalnych (SEM). Celem artykułu jest identyfikacja i opis nieobserwowalnych inklinacji behawioralnych oraz weryfikacja hipotezy badawczej o ich wpływie na skłonność do ryzyka inwestorów indywidualnych. S ł o w a k l u c z o w e : modele równań strukturalnych (SEM), finanse behawioralne, inklinacje behawioralne, skłonność do ryzyka, analiza bootstrap.

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“…It seems that this regularity has also been described in the work by Fraj and Martinez [110] claiming that the ecological behaviour of consumers resulting from their conscious activity and the impact on the environment increases their motivation of eco-friendly behaviour on many levels. At times, as suggested by the literature [101], the consumers being environmentally aware follows the pattern of taking into account many factors such as the amount of money held. Analysing the gathered data, it should be emphasized that there is a strong positive correlation (H1) (0.553, p < 0.001) between the interest in ecological knowledge (IEK) and the customer ecological attitude (CEA).…”

Sustainable Remote Work Market – Diagnosis of Digital IT, Information and Functional Competences in the Aspect of Equal Opportunities

“…Unstandardized model coefficients are in line with the assumptions of the confirmatory factor analysis, a constant value was adopted for parameters X1, X7 and X13 and it was not estimated. The unstandardized model coefficients inform by how many units the value of the explained variable will change when the value of a given explanatory variable increases by one unit (Konarski, 2010;Osińska, 2008;Osińska et al, 2011). The standardized coefficients describe by how many of its standard deviations the value of the explained variable changes when the value of the explanatory variable increases by its one standard deviation (Bollen, 1989).…”

The Role of the Ecological Awareness and the Influence on Food Preferences in Shaping Pro-Ecological Behavior of Young Consumers

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