THE BEHAVIORAL BIAS IN WHICH INVESTORS TEND TO AVOID REALIZING LOS...

82. - MOCK AND SAMPLE EXAMS CFA LEVEL I MOCK EXAM AFTERNOON VERSIONB QUESTIONS 2014
MOCK AND SAMPLE EXAMS CFA LEVEL I MOCK EXAM AFTERNOON VERSIONB QUESTIONS 2014

82. The behavioral bias in which investors tend to avoid realizing losses but rather seek to realize gains

is best described as:

A. mental accounting.

B. the disposition effect.

C. the gambler’s fallacy.