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Research Frontiers in Endowment Effect and Reference Dependence

Studies the disproportionate valuation of owned items compared to identical items one does not possess.

Neural Substrates of Possession-Induced Valuation Asymmetry
Reference Point Dynamics in Multi-Attribute Decision Making
Temporal Decay of Endowment Effects Across Life Stages
Loss Aversion and Risk Perception in Wealth Portfolios
Reference Dependence in Interpersonal Bargaining Networks
Endowment Anchoring in Digital and Virtual Asset Markets
Cultural Plasticity of Reference Points and Ownership Framing
Mismatch Between Cognitive Valuation and Affective Attachment
Reference Dependence in Intertemporal Consumption Trade-offs
Ownership Illusion and Sunk Cost Fallacy Integration

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