… To isolate a pure disappointment effect we must examine how choices are affected by
changes in p with w held constant. For Subsample 3, u> = 1 in all three parts of the triple, so the …

… I identify the disappointment effect in moviegoers’ ratings originated from the rise in …
This short-term disappointment effect reduces the rating premium of nominated movies by …

… And if regret were the only factor, or if the disappointment effect were sufficiently weak, we
might also expect to observe one other pattern of choice, in just one of the subsamples: namely…

… the average imprecision of forecasting increasing following a resource discovery in the
global sample and judge this unlikely to be driving our results of a growth disappointment effect. …

… In an intertemporal setting we model the anticipation–disappointment effect through a
habit … the risk premium, whereas the disappointment effect induces a higher risk premium. …

… Further, the bias is significantly larger for negative than for positive outcomes, and there
is a “disappointment effect” in which the greatest bias occurs when high expectations are …

… The second reason for the possibly adverse effect of transparency relates to the
disappointment effect resulting from reduced ignorance. In reality, there may be many sources of …

… where e ≥ 0 is the customer's elation effect and d ≥ 0 is the customer's disappointment
effect. Suppose that a customer can earn either a payoff of u 1 with probability ϕ or a payoff of u …

… 16.8), while the two groups of participants reported comparable emotional rating for the partial
feedback condition (disappointment effect, within-option comparison) (U = 47; z = −1.44; p …

… treatments for which benefit may vary according to participant motivation, and situations
when assignment to a control or usual care condition might prompt a disappointment effect. …