Behavioural theory has become a driving force for relaunching and rethinking the conceptual foundations of conventional economic theory, giving impetus to study behavioural economics, including finance international portfolio investment. The investment justifies benefits diversification portfolios possibility generating returns in different markets. However, practice empirical research show tha...

Hume's Treatise of Human Nature is not only a canonical text philosophy, but also pioneering work psychology, anticipating many findings modern behavioural economics. According to theory mind, the concept rationality does apply choices or moral judgements. But in his justice, Hume explains preference reversals between smaller-sooner and larger-later options terms farsighted ‘true’ preferences p...

OBJECTIVES The Behavioral Inattention Test (BIT) is a standardized assessment for unilateral visual neglect. It comprises six conventional and nine behavioral subtests. The purpose of this study was to add to the validation of the behavioral subtests. METHOD Forty Israeli subjects with right cerebrovascular accident (CVA), from both day center and hospital settings, were evaluated on three me...

Security policy-makers (influencers) in an organization set security policies that embody intended behaviours for employees (as decision-makers) to follow. Decision-makers then face choices, where this is not simply a binary decision of whether comply or not, but also how approach compliance and secure working alongside other workplace pressures, limited resources identifying optimal security-r...

Neoclassical economics (Mainstream) has universalized the individual on basic assumptions of rationality and selfishness. It defined its purpose as maximizing utility. However, recent studies show that definition rational is insufficient to explain real person. As a matter fact, while behavioural justifies people's cognitive biases at this point, Islamic iktisâd, which based morality, put forwa...

Anthropological evidence from diverse societies suggests that prestige-based leadership may provide a foundation for cooperation in many contexts. Here, inspired by such ethnographic observations and building on a foundation of existing research on the evolution of prestige, we develop a set of formal models to explore when an evolved prestige psychology might drive the cultural evolution of n-...