… Financial risk tolerance was measured using six 4-point Likert-type questions, based on
a measure developed by Grable (in press) (eg, “When I think of the word ‘risk’ the term ‘loss’ …

The purpose of this research was to extend the investigative line of inquiry, as initiated by
Carducci and Wong (1998), regarding risk taking in everyday money matters by examining …

This paper presents a description of the development and testing of a framework for
understanding the determinants of financial satisfaction. This study used data obtained from a …

This paper explores conceptual, methodological, and empirical issues related to the
development of a financial risk-tolerance assessment instrument. Financial risk tolerance is a …

This study was designed to determine whether the variables gender, age, marital status,
occupation, self-employment, income, race, and education could be used individually or in …

The purpose of this study was to test the relationships between financial socialization agents,
financial experiences, money attitudes, demographic characteristics, and the financial …

… Grable and Lytton find that education and gender predict risk-tolerance attitudes. Factors
such as age also appear to be associated with financial risk tolerance. For example, Wang and …

Staying in school and graduating on time is an important factor for students and their families.
Greater financial burdens may lead students to reduce coursework or drop out of school for …

This article demonstrates that there are substantial costs to employers caused by the stresses
associated with poor personal financial behaviors of employees. Approximately 15% of …

The original model of Eco RI endonucle-ase (1) proved refractory to crystallographic refinement,
whereby model coordinates were adjusted to optimize the fit to the observed diffraction …