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<p>This article presents the results from a preliminary study which finds there are three psychological errors common to golf and financial behaviour which are the cause of unfavourable outcomes, namely overoptimism, overconfidence and emotional judgements. To manage these errors, this study finds the same strategies used to improve golfing decisions could carry over into our understanding of effective financial behaviour. Further, linking the research of effective golf play with effective financial behaviour leverages upon a worldwide interest which we argue has the potential to provide a range of analogies and visual clues for financial education and financial planning.</p>
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This article presents the results from a preliminary study which finds there are three psychological errors common to golf and financial behaviour which are the cause of unfavourable outcomes, namely overoptimism, overconfidence and emotional judgements. To manage these errors, this study finds the same strategies used to improve golfing decisions could carry over into our understanding of effective financial behaviour. Further, linking the research of effective golf play with effective financial behaviour leverages upon a worldwide interest which we argue has the potential to provide a range of analogies and visual clues for financial education and financial planning.

True Links: Precursory Lessons from Golf for Effective Financial Behaviour

Financial Planning Research Journal

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This article presents the results from a preliminary study which finds there are three psychological errors common to golf and financial behaviour which are...

True Links: Precursory Lessons from Golf for Effective Financial Behaviour

Publicado en línea: 18 mar 2024

Páginas: 12 - 25

Recibido: 05 ago 2016

Aceptado: 31 oct 2016

DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/fprj-2017-0001

© 2017 Julie Therese Knutsen et al., published by Sciendo

This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.